What is your strongest belief?

Question

What is the one thing that you feel most strongly about? It could be religion, morals, love, family, friendship...whatever. I'm just curious. Best answer goes to someone who really provides a developed answer.

Answer 1

I think that the strongest, most solid belief anyone could hold would follow from the Cartesian cogito. As such, I believe that I myself exist (how, what, and why I am are always left to question, but THAT I exist is affirmed by my very assertion of it). This is not only the strongest belief, but the most stable as well.

Answer 2

In love.. I believe that if I'm capable of loving someone as much as I love my boyfriend/fiance... there are people out there who exist who feel the same way I do and do the same way I'm doing. Also, if my bf/fiance hasn't done anything to make me rethink my relationship with him.. then he must truly love me. It really is powerful.. It can make nations fall.. or it can revive a sick child =)

In religion.. I believe that there is that possibility of the existence of a greater being. I dont know whether the religions here are true because of all the ... but I do believe that there is a greater being out there unknown to me... and no I'm not going to just fall for any religion like that. I really want to know if there is... but I can't say if they're fake or real without substantial evidence. And also going to church is a great way to raise the innocent little kids... the Christian bible does teach some really great life lessons.

In morality.. I believe that it's hard to keep to morals. It really is. But I respect those that stick to them.. because it really is THAT hard to stick to morals instead of being succumbed by pressure [ie peer pressure, family pressure, etcetera]. However, people shouldn't belittle others that don't have a sense of morality... let them lead their own lives -- gosh!

In friendship... I believe that friends should be able to stick by you and offer you a place in their house/shoulder.. and always help you even without accepting the credit for helping you. Now that is a true friend.

In family... I believe that yes blood is thicker than water. But if [a] certain family member[s] wanted to KILL you... or do you more harm than good... then I'll have to rethink my relationship to them as opposed to the density of blood and water. PS Water is good for you too!!

I also believe that there is that goodness in people. Even though they may have that bad-as$ type of facade... they really do have a good heart. In contrast.. those that may have the appearance of an angel.. may just be the worst/scariest kind of friend/people to have around in your life. Then again we don't know those people... and if we dont know them we shouldn't judge so harshly.. just put your guard up if you're that fixated in keeping yourself secure. And security doesn't usually find itself in the most seemingly "secure" areas.

I believe in a lot of things... but that shouldn't stop me from keeping an open and flexible view on other things.

Answer 3

My strongest belief? My strongest belief is the free movement of the body. It's also an art. When Le Parkour was discovered/created, it spread everywhere. Some of it looks impossible but I've been proved wrong. I can't really give a great definition but I guess you could look it up if you want.

Answer 4

a reliable concept denies progression alongside a process enlightenment. it relatively is critical enable flow, and empty the cup earlier filling it. This, needless to say, is in connection with ideals that are held too strongly, and that is relative. Many a concept ought to be held with conviction, on the different hand. which comprise, the cup exists. yet even then, remember, perhaps there isn't any spoon.

Answer 5

honor.

there are many things in life we can't control - relationships, bad luck, what happens when we die, when we or someone we care about dies, other's people's actions . . . the list goes on forever.

the only we can control is our own behavior, our own actions & reactions. even truth is subjective & facts can mislead, it all depends on someone's perspective - look at eye-witness testimony, people don't see things the same way, the forget or get confused.

one's own sense of the other can be as resolute as that person decides upon.

for me, it entails - treating others as i would want to be treated, being open-minded & tolerant, expecting the best from others, but understanding if & when they fail to live up to that, not asking someone to do something i wouldn't do, being worth of other's trust, not betraying others . . .

it's a high standard & i screw up occaisionally, but it's making the attempt to the best of my ability that's important.

like i said, you can't control anything, but yourself & if you fail that, what's left?

~~~ morgannia

Answer 6

My strongest belief is that everyone has a hadicap. No matter if you are ill and have a disease or if you are as healthy as an ox everyone is disabled in some way. If you really think about it you will understand what I mean.

Answer 7

i believe in love because it is the most powerful feelings, with love so many things can be accomplished and the same time the whole being of someone or something can be destroyed.

Answer 8

...that regardless the quality of your upbringing, your current environment or any catastrophic occurrence, if you know in your bones you are capable of great things, and don't succumb to conventional peer pressure, and see beyond the immediate, and have no debilitating, constant pain -- for some who even do! -- that you can indulge in that great passion of yours, be good at it, and keep your quality of life on a high plane.

Answer 9

Thinking hard here... I guess my strongest belief and the one that I cling to regardless of...

IS THAT THERE IS SOME GOOD IN EVERYONE...

Answer 10

I believe when I sleep I lose control, and when I wake up I am happy for this.