the word of the weird, the word of the weird, the word of the weird, the revelation by and

through the mind of an infant, chapter, chapter, chapter, chapter, six, six, six, six,

deconstructing belief. So you have figured out that the beliefs that you were taught as a child

are no longer true. The Book of Mormon isn't really what claimed to be the Book of Abraham,

now the facsimones in the Book of Abraham with the translation in the footnotes that Egypt

colleges can look at and tell you, no, no, that's not what it says. There's so many things like that

in the Mormon Church that if you're listening to this, you've probably recognized, okay, those

beliefs that I had, no, they're not true. And you probably recognized the truth about the nature

of the Mormon Church and about those stories, but have you recognized yet the nature of belief

itself that what is a belief? A belief is an idea that you have decided is true. For whatever reason,

maybe it was decided for you, maybe you're just trusting other people, but it's something that you

have set in your mind as if this is true. And maybe it's not so much just about Joseph Smith trying

to pass off Egyptian translations in a day and age before the Rosetta Stone was discovered and people

really knew how to translate Egyptian. Maybe it's more about the attachment that we as humans have to

believe themselves. And maybe we have attachment to beliefs that don't have anything to do with

Mormonism, but are equally as problematic because the loyalty that we have to these beliefs

blinds us from other possible truths, other possible realities. What do you think about that?

Is any belief true? Do you hold any belief that if you found out tomorrow that there was very good

evidence to change your alter that belief that you wouldn't change your alter it?

I think if you committed to that scientific method, that scientific process of having the best

conclusion based on the best possible evidence and changing it as more evidence becomes available,

then to rigidly hold onto or claim to any belief is really antithetical to that entire scientific

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