As the title indicates, this article is intended to shed some light on how the internet sees beliefs and why they occur.
All forms of worship and all dogmatic beliefs are wish projections. — mysticpolitics.com
A common misconception is that what makes a group a cult is that the members have crazy beliefs. — michaelbluejay.com
Beliefs are convictions and opinions based upon thoughts formed on the linear plane of consciousness. — ning.com
Folk Religions are outside of strictly theological and liturgical forms of official religions and represent a combination of beliefs and practices. — cultureandyouth.org
As science progresses and new inventions and discoveries are made, the fundamentally held beliefs of the physical world keep changing. — deeshaa.org
The point is that our experiences are made meaningful by our implicit beliefs and the two basically work together. — genealogyreligion.net
Practically every day there are new discoveries being made and old beliefs proven wrong. — chainraise.com
Simply put, there are discoveries that have been made which directly contradict the beliefs set forth by mainstream scholars. — theeventchronicle.com
Truth is immanent in all forms of beliefs. — surrenderworks.com
Superstition is the belief in supernatural causality, that one event causes another without a natural process linking the two events. — paisleylizard.com
The theory of intelligent design and creationism is based on superstition and has no place in schools. — smu.edu
Some people are prone to superstition, syncretism, UFOs and lifestyle fictions, or need to have a handy place to fix the blame. — spirithome.com
Modern science, which was born to fight the superstition of religion, has become a source of superstition. — worldacademy.org
Theosophy teaches that all superstition must be removed before Nirvana can be achieved. — crossroad.to
The incidence and propagation of superstition is one of the primary phenomena of human societies of which a rational sociology must take account. — nationalvanguard.org
Superstition has always been, and forever will be, the foe of progress and the enemy of right education. — therationalistsociety.com
Superstition and magical thinking are natural processes of a learning brain. — tumblr.com
Indoctrination has to be stopped and as with me, the only way to be broken out of that indoctrination is to have ones faulty beliefs exposed. — debatingchristianity.com
Beliefs are fine, but there’s a real tendency in the conspiracy world to dismiss facts that contradict one’s beliefs. — abovetopsecret.com
As we change our point of view old beliefs will give way to beliefs that are more true. — evlocker.net
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