https://padlet.com/jemuelsuerte/ewruibdgvstcibm9 TASK NO. 2: SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS/ COMMENTS - Comment on this statement: “What I believe must be true if I feel very strongly about it.” Share your responses thru this Padlet: en-us 2022-05-08 08:33:08 UTC 2024-03-23 15:31:58 UTC hello@padlet.com jemuelsuerte https://padlet.com/jemuelsuerte/ewruibdgvstcibm9/wish/2174278752 If what I think is real, and then that makes me feel strongly about it, it will be the truth.
And regardless of what I believe, I'm going to follow it to where it goes. If I trust my beliefs, that's when I feel comfortable and not frail. If I were confused, in my opinion, because of others, then I would not be able to grow. The mind must be free of biases and steadfast in maintaining its integrity while making a decision, all the while getting supported by undeniable evidence. I once heard someone say "perception is the truth," a quote that I agree with 100 percent of the time. Since we do not know whether something or anything exists within our perception or not, we may not know whether somewhere beyond our present life, the wildest of ideas can be real. However, while everything can be valid, we must not encourage ourselves to use rational arguments to first "prove" and then "disprove" simple assumptions about life's existence and purpose. What is true is true. Even though nobody believes it, the truth is the truth. What is the
difference between believing that something is real and proving that something is valid if the presumption is indeed totally real? The difference is not necessarily about the essence of the
argument, as regardless of any belief, the belief itself is either valid or not.]]> 2022-05-08 08:41:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jemuelsuerte/ewruibdgvstcibm9/wish/2174278752