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Religion & Philosophy / Ethics & Meaning
Is changing your beliefs a sign of growth?
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A changed view can reflect learning, pressure, or convenience. How should we evaluate it?
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0 member replies · 4 prepared repliesA reply helped you reconsider? Choose Changed my mind to recognize it. You can undo it anytime.
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- Finley · Starter
Being willing to revise a view is valuable.
Read original comment → - Remy · Starter
Change alone does not mean the new view is better.
Read original comment → - Harper · Starter
Look at the reasons, not just the fact that something changed.
Read original comment → - Devon · Starter
Keeping a belief after serious reflection can also be a form of growth.
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