Do you think there can be someone's else's beliefs opposite/different to yours, that can be as true as yours?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Yes
As a example. Some people see colors differently. So one might say this is pure red. And some people might say it's purple. And so they disagree on the colors name.
Who is right or wrong?
Now beliefs are nothing more than things that we have experienced. Yet all our senses are not exactly the same. Further more even the way we think is not the same. Everyones brainwaves is unique.
So our beliefs can both be opposing and still be correct.
Just a different point of view or perspective.
Take one who can see everything all at once? Impossible, yet this is another example.
How can even such a being be correct. When the perspective is focused on everything? And not at a limited perspective.
As a example. Some people see colors differently. So one might say this is pure red. And some people might say it's purple. And so they disagree on the colors name.
Who is right or wrong?
Now beliefs are nothing more than things that we have experienced. Yet all our senses are not exactly the same. Further more even the way we think is not the same. Everyones brainwaves is unique.
So our beliefs can both be opposing and still be correct.
Just a different point of view or perspective.
Take one who can see everything all at once? Impossible, yet this is another example.
How can even such a being be correct. When the perspective is focused on everything? And not at a limited perspective.