That's a long list, but i'll do a few now and maybe more later.
trust: willingness to place responsibility in another entity to perform or uphold something of value
faith: belief not founded on observation or evidence
religion: a worldview based on prescribed items of faith
scientific inquiry: the process of collecting repeatable observations, formulating hypotheses, and discarding all hypotheses that are disproved by evidence
atheism: the belief that the universe is not governed by an omnipotent deity
logical process: the process of taking premises and using specific rules to manipulate those premises into a conclusion. there are specific kinds of logic that have specific rules about what the statements are and how to manipulate them, but in general, they can be just about anything.
devotion: trust in something/someone that allows you to see beyond faults. a feeling of caring that cannot be broken easily. the willingness to make great sacrifices for an idea/person/thing.
patriotism: respect for one's country. perhaps not all of the actions of the government are not up to snuff, but belief in the basic system of government and respect for how it works. appreciation for the country you live in, in general.
1. trust - a feeling of comfort in a relational aspect between two or more people in which there is no expectation of betrayal of confidence in words or deed
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trust: willingness to place responsibility in another entity to perform or uphold something of value
faith: belief not founded on observation or evidence
religion: a worldview based on prescribed items of faith
scientific inquiry: the process of collecting repeatable observations, formulating hypotheses, and discarding all hypotheses that are disproved by evidence
atheism: the belief that the universe is not governed by an omnipotent deity
belief: something held in one's mind to be true
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logical process: the process of taking premises and using specific rules to manipulate those premises into a conclusion. there are specific kinds of logic that have specific rules about what the statements are and how to manipulate them, but in general, they can be just about anything.
devotion: trust in something/someone that allows you to see beyond faults. a feeling of caring that cannot be broken easily. the willingness to make great sacrifices for an idea/person/thing.
patriotism: respect for one's country. perhaps not all of the actions of the government are not up to snuff, but belief in the basic system of government and respect for how it works. appreciation for the country you live in, in general.
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Were I just asking, sure friends are fine, but I'm doing a bit more poking than that.
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