For example:
If I believe I am someone who can get through medical school, I can, right?
If I believe I can learn to do a crossword puzzle in 30 minutes, I can probably do it, right?
The difference is motivation, and self-confidence. If I believe I can get through med school, I will, because I'll have the confidence to believe I can. Same with the crossword puzzle.
So... do you think that people who are "saved" through religion actually are, because they believe they are?
Bare with me, but being "saved" is something that pertains to many very different faiths. (So if you can't look at it from the perspective of your own religion, look at it from the perspective of a different one so you can get my point. )
Do you think that people who believe they are saved through religion lead happier lives because they believe it? Are they saving themselves from themselves? From negativity? What are your thoughts?
2007-08-26
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