Logictisicul agnosticism philo
Logictisicul agnosticism philoLogictisicul agnosticism philosophy
To compare and contrast belief is to debate an infinite amount of question that holds as much water as hypothetical questions with no answers. This is about the logical reasons why people believe in god, and do not believe in god. There are many different concepts that people believe in, making the following set of rationalizations run peoples’ ethics. Elders or righteous religious leaders teach and proclaim concepts they have learned from studying the lives of deities, saints, and books. Their religious writings fail to guarantee the validity of their concepts and beliefs, which have been derived from the studying of logical readers. Also, is the framework of religious concepts easy to comprehend and are as the basic concepts justified?
What is the validity of religious concepts and worldly explanations? In logical thought, all answers explain themselves because they come from other answers. The basis of our thought processes deals with a back and forth relationship of answer and explanation. Each answer is an addition to past questions and ideas discussed in the past. Previous explanations are used to answer newly formulated questions and past answers are used to comprehend recent explanations. In the cycle, no new concepts or revolutionary concepts are devised. Human thought is a reflection of past ideas and continuously uses archaic ideals to explain contemporary questions. Therefore, are religious concepts on which people mold their lives to are only a concoction of false answers and recycled excuses, masked as explanations. Religious answers are subject to a need for deeper analysis due to the way the answers were conceived due to the questionable validity of the sources. New answers to ancient questions should be formulated and examined. A newer, more contemporary thought process is vital to adapting concepts to an ever-changing societal point of view.
Another question is does your explanations make sense? Often in logical reasoning, the answers are stated in a complicated manner, which is often difficult for the average person to comprehend. Generally, answers in religious writings often make sense. One reason is that they usually have a priest or religious leader to explain every thing in greater detail, and the religious writing are designed (by humans) to make things perfectly easy to understand. This is one of the reasons that people find organized religion so inviting.
Does your explanation rely on assumptions that are not themselves justified? In normal logical thought, things are justified by scientific knowledge. On the other hand, religious concepts are justified by a reliance on the basic belief that God made the universe. This belief creates a chain reaction which people use to support a whole set of various religious beliefs. Can one really assume God's existence is unquestionable due to the absence of an opposing deity or far greater power? Since there is no tangible proof...
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