According to
Neurotheologians like Andrew Newberg, MD, even what constitutes a proof about
something is itself a form of belief. Beliefs are susceptible to alterations
especially in the presence of authoritarian as well as family and/or peer-group
pressure. If the pressure becomes to great some “run away” from the
environment. They may leave
a specific
culture behind for another part of the world or relocate in order to join a
specific culture. The human brain, especially
the left frontal lobe of the cerebrum, is always trying to come up with reasons
for things and is very susceptible to deceptions
and illusions. Studies have shown that neither child nor adult brains have a
well-developed capacity to distinguish the accuracy of their beliefs; adults
are particularly vulnerable in terms of maintaining self-deceptive beliefs. Therefore, in addition to identifying your
beliefs, it is important to know your reasons for keeping, altering, or
discarding a belief.
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