Do you prefer religion and beliefs or facts and truth?

Answer 1

Facts and truth.

Answer 2

I prefer truth and belief. Facts are subjective. Religion that is formal does not appeal to me.

Answer 3

Both to me are truths or part of truths, religion or spiritual beliefs are part of who we are , it is inside of us , it is spiritual in Nature , facts are not easily proven ,as they change with time and new things , but faith , spiriyuality is in us! What seems to be a fact is this ; ALL WAS CREATED < MAN CAME IN TO QUESTION WHAT HE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND AND CAN NEVER UNDERSTAND!It is us who turn things around for the worst , example , the Darwin THEORY! As of now that is what is ; a theory!

Answer 4

I am not presently sure what the asker is calling 'facts and truth'.
What I am sure of is that many people (Christians) in the US, are confusing opinions and facts. The scriptural factual old testament is the law of Moses (which starts in Exodus 20); not the asserted Genesis-Malachi. I could give several scriptures to support that point; if someone is interested in a more lengthy elaboration.

Answer 5

facts and truths are only facts and truths because an overwhelming majority of people BELIEVE they are--which makes everything a belief, even the ones that lost the vote--why are the people who devoted themselves to science and logic too stupid to realize this?

Answer 6

Facts and truth.

Answer 7

I like all together, honestly. Just because someone can "disprove" a religion doesn't make it bad or wrong; at the same time, it is good to know the facts--especially about the religion you follow.

Answer 8

In this world have spirit world, do you ever meet ghost, demon, Genie/Jinn. Also God is real.

If you think they are not facts, just learn black magic so you will know that all the spirit are real and can harm human. Only God beleiver that all the demon, ghost, Jinn/Genie cannot touch.

That is the truth because I learn black magic before.

Answer 9

I choose religion that is not so much relying on dogma. Buddhism is great for me because of its Charter of Free Inquiry , the Kalama Sutta, ie.:

KALAMA SUTTA

‘Do not accept anything based upon mere revelations, traditions or hearsay,

Nor upon the authority of religious texts,

Nor upon mere reasons and arguments,

Nor upon one’s own inference,

Nor upon anything which appears to be true,

Nor upon one’s own speculative opinions,

Nor upon another’s seeming ability,

Nor upon the consideration: ‘This is our Teacher.’

‘But, when you yourself know that certain things are wholesome and good,

that it is not blamable,

that it is praised by the wise and

when practiced and observed lead to happiness,

then follow that thing’

(Anguttara Nikaya, Book of the Threes, Sutta No 6

Answer 10

i prefer belief with facts