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**rusculture** · 07-16-2012, 09:15 AM

No. Definitely not. I kind of agree with the idea of suspending disbelief. But I would describe it as keeping an open mind. I would still test the teaching in some way or another.

I think blind faith is one of the worst things humanity has thought of. It allows people to accept things that are completely false because they don't need any basis for it in reality. Then we have people declaring that blind faith is virtuous and it leads to a great deal of superstition and lack of real understanding.

07-16-2012, 09:15 AM	#6
rusculture Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 454 Senior Member	No. Definitely not. I kind of agree with the idea of suspending disbelief. But I would describe it as keeping an open mind. I would still test the teaching in some way or another. I think blind faith is one of the worst things humanity has thought of. It allows people to accept things that are completely false because they don't need any basis for it in reality. Then we have people declaring that blind faith is virtuous and it leads to a great deal of superstition and lack of real understanding.
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