Clifford thinks that what we believe is a private matter that only concerns us.
Clifford thinks that what we believe is a private matter that only concerns us.
Our beliefs influence our actions -- and our actions influence other people. So our beliefs aren't just a private matter.
We should believe something only if we have sufficient evidence. When we suppress doubt and avoid investigation, but still form a belief about the issue, we violate our duty to humanity.
Clifford thinks that what we believe is a private matter that only concerns us.
Our beliefs influence our actions -- and our actions influence other people. So our beliefs aren't just a private matter.
We should believe something only if we have sufficient evidence. When we suppress doubt and avoid investigation, but still form a belief about the issue, we violate our duty to humanity.