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If we are to support the journey of seeking truth and knowledge, we must have the right mindset. Some call this mindset atheism. The intellectual path of atheism and rejecting religious beliefs takes courage. This is more difficult if you live in a culture where faith and spirituality play a significant role. Come and see why and how to do it.The term atheist has a negative connotation. It comes from the Greek word "atheoi," which means without god(s). So, it's important to remember that we are born without beliefs. Our natural state of being is atheism. You must go through indoctrination to accept the belief in an imaginary friend.Almost half of the world follows one of the religions of the Abrahamic tree. Most were indoctrinated as children. These are the sects of the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. They try to claim everything spiritual and philosophical. How do atheism and rejecting religious beliefs support the journey of seeking the truth? This is the question we will answer in this discussion.The Journey for Truth and KnowledgeThe journey to find something begins with knowing what you are looking for. If you are seeking truth, then you need to define what it is. This will help you know where to look and what to avoid. It will help you to know when you find it.We start by looking at two definitions of truth. The first way to define it is by seeing truth as something based on the facts and evidence of reality. But the word truth can be taken to mean anything people accept as being true.So, here we see two ways to define truth. Truth can be things that are true because they are based on facts. Or, the truth can be things people believe are true. They are not the same things. These are two different paths to finding truth. Read the full article

If we are to support the journey of seeking truth and knowledge, we must have the right mindset. Some call this mindset atheism. The intellectual path of atheism and rejecting religious beliefs takes courage. This is more difficult if you live in a culture where faith and spirituality play a significant role. Come and see why and how to do it. The term atheist has a negative connotation. It comes from the Greek word "atheoi," which means without god(s). So, it's important to remember that we are born without beliefs. Our natural state of being is atheism. You must go through indoctrination to accept the belief in an imaginary friend. Almost half of the world follows one of the religions of the Abrahamic tree. Most were indoctrinated as children. These are the sects of the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. They try to claim everything spiritual and philosophical. How do atheism and rejecting religious beliefs support the journey of seeking the truth? This is the question we will answer in this discussion. The Journey for Truth and Knowledge The journey to find something begins with knowing what you are looking for. If you are seeking truth, then you need to define what it is. This will help you know where to look and what to avoid. It will help you to know when you find it. We start by looking at two definitions of truth. The first way to define it is by seeing truth as something based on the facts and evidence of reality. But the word truth can be taken to mean anything people accept as being true. So, here we see two ways to define truth. Truth can be things that are true because they are based on facts. Or, the truth can be things people believe are true. They are not the same things. These are two different paths to finding truth. Knowledge is the awareness of facts. It is also defined as the ability to demonstrate skills that have a tangible value. Tangible value is something that is real. But knowledge can also mean knowing a lot about something. You can have a lot of knowledge of things that are false. These things don't have any value. So, here is where the definition of knowledge diverges. We have two definitions. One is knowledge of something real. The second is knowledge of things that have no value or are worthless. Here, we have two kinds of paths to knowledge. Read the full article

If we are to support the journey of seeking truth and knowledge, we must have the right mindset. Some call this mindset atheism. The intellectual path of atheism and rejecting religious beliefs takes courage. This is more difficult if you live in a culture where faith and spirituality play a significant role. Come and see why and how to do it.The term atheist has a negative connotation. It comes from the Greek word "atheoi," which means without god(s). So, it's important to remember that we are born without beliefs. Our natural state of being is atheism. You must go through indoctrination to accept the belief in an imaginary friend.Almost half of the world follows one of the religions of the Abrahamic tree. Most were indoctrinated as children. These are the sects of the Abrahamic religions, Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. They try to claim everything spiritual and philosophical. How do atheism and rejecting religious beliefs support the journey of seeking the truth? This is the question we will answer in this discussion.The Journey for Truth and KnowledgeThe journey to find something begins with knowing what you are looking for. If you are seeking truth, then you need to define what it is. This will help you know where to look and what to avoid. It will help you to know when you find it.We start by looking at two definitions of truth. The first way to define it is by seeing truth as something based on the facts and evidence of reality. But the word truth can be taken to mean anything people accept as being true.So, here we see two ways to define truth. Truth can be things that are true because they are based on facts. Or, the truth can be things people believe are true. They are not the same things. These are two different paths to finding truth. Read the full article