God is Allah

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I belief that not everything in this world needs to be proven, God for example.

Not everybody believes in God even if people saw him some will still deny. We do not need to prove it, and why should we care if someone doesn't believe it. Believing in God is a personal faith and everyone is free to believe in what he/she wants to. Besides I think it is a waste of time to try to find proofs for God's existence while we can have that time searching for a better job or a better house. Doubts in God's existence are not helpful. We need to concentrate on material things, medicine for example. Is that medicine is better than another one at treating cancer? Isn't that more necessary to prove?

Life is full of surprises and so fast that I find it hard to accept the fact that anyone would agreeably choose to go through their career as an "bright" creature on this earth with the idea that they actually know anything with absolute certainty. In my opinion, there will be no certainty at all.

It is hard to change people's beliefs by knowledge because these beliefs have been living inside their minds and soul for a while. We can not just take them away in such a short time. These beliefs lived there as a part of the human body. Skepticism i

All belief of matter of fact is obtained by objects that we can sense or memories and a customary connection between that and some other things. In some day of the winter we might expect cold weather and snow and from a fire we might expect heat and light. This process is an element of natural instincts where reasoning

However I will go and ask my friend about it. Being concerned about it with emotions is not in the limit, but asking my friend is needed.

turned out to be false we would still have enough evidence. We should see the fact that we are on human and human always make mistakes, we are not perfect and we will never be. And for that reason, we will never have complete evidence. "There is only one thing about which I am certain, and that is that very little about which one can be certain." --W.Somerset Maugham

There are two kinds of human reason or inquiry relation of ideas and matters of fact. Math, in it's different kinds, represents the relation of reason. We can find out some facts about numbers just by rearranging and manipulating them. We can say that the square root of a hundred is equal to the addition of two five's. It is an independent discovery of a relation between numbers made by human thoughts that are certain and have logical evidence.

When can we know that we know something? There are many uses for the word " know ". The Acquaintance for example, do you know the gull ? have you ever seen it? And the answer usually is yes or no. The other knowledge is the " know-how ", do you know how to fix a flat tire? You know how to fix a flat tire if you fixed one before. The third one is " know that ". There is a relation between the "acquaintance" and "know-how". We do not know anything about the gull if we do not know some things about it. If I know something, but this thing is not true, then I'm contradicting myself and It seems that I do not know that thing. So before we believe in a proposition, this proposition has to be true.

Skepticism is one key to a better knowledge or a start at least. Skepticism is the theory that we are never certain about anything to be true. Beliefs that are made up by individuals are not acceptable. Human who depend on their minds or other people's minds to believe in something without investigating are mostly corrupting the human life.

evidence is adequate when there is enough information for us to know a thing. A loop of thoughts would start when we try to define the word " know ", we

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