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The less one relies on reason and evidence to form conclusions, the more arbitrary the conclusion.
Faith immutably alters the starting conditions for inquiry by uprooting a hunger to know and sowing a warrantless confidence.
Belief in God(s) is not the problem. Belief without evidence is the problem.
Contemporary academic leftism turned the rational analysis of criticizing a process one uses to know reality from an epistemological critique into a moral taboo.