I have also gone through a number of transformations from Christian to liberal skeptic. The mental journey among them will be omitted first, and this is not the subject of this article.
I have always believed that people should have faith. In fact, everyone believes in certain things whether they think or not, whether they admit it or not, although these things may change with age and experience. I think faith can be understood more as a kind of outlook on life and values.
I have always agreed with the idea of self-cultivation. In layman's terms, it means making yourself bigger and stronger. You can do it in any way. This includes systematic study, reading, watching movies, reading newspapers, challenging yourself, training, communicating, traveling, and thinking. . . But keep a humble attitude and a skeptical attitude anyway, because only then can you keep going. At the same time, believe in yourself and motivate yourself.
Everyone has their own beliefs, just like everyone has their own philosophy of life. I feel skeptical, constantly learning, positive, optimistic, respectful, understanding, tolerant, loving. . . It's all part of my philosophy of being a person, and I will continue to add.
Finally, I agree with what Bill said at the end, the attitude towards the ultimate problem should not be arrogant affirmation, but humble doubt. . .
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