What would distinguish a belief from any other kind of mental activity
(besides just rational proof) ?
Am I constantly believing that I will walk instead of fall when I place one
foot before the next?
And what would distinguish materiality from immateriality or consciousness
from lack thereof?
I certainly don't want to encourage Cheerskep in his obsessions, but it does
seem that his obsession with clarity would be appreciated here.
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Beliefs, in the sense I'm trying to convey, are not alternatives to proofs;
they are fundamental, prior to proofs, and remain the 1st, the elemental, the
condition of consciousness. Before proof there is belief; after proof, there
is still belief; regardless of proof, there is belief. Consciousness is
belief.
This is not the sort of belief that is equated with a religious dogma or
value
system.
WC
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