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1 1   |       foundations of religious beliefs and for criticizing atheistic
2 7   | example: Tabrum: The Religious Beliefs of Contemporary Scholars.~ ~ ~
3 10,1|       of them attempt to merge beliefs from the various world religions.
4 10,1|   difficult to accept that our beliefs might be wrong. We are comfortable
5 10,1|      We are comfortable in our beliefs, and we find assurance in
6 10,2|    usually associated with the beliefs of scientists. In all fairness,
7 10,4|        life. The reincarnation beliefs of Buddhism were directly
8 10,4|    them, nor serve them. Hindu beliefs are not proven wrong just
9 15,1|    credence to the young-earth beliefs.~ In their pure form, Christianity