Proof, evidence, faith, and dogma
March 9, 2025•169 words
The difference between facts and beliefs is that facts are based on objective evidence and can be verified or disproved through experimentation, observation and logical reasoning, i.e. evidence. Proof is evidence that is considered so conclusive that it establishes a fact beyond reasonable doubt.
Faith and dogma, rather than evidence, are based on beliefs that may or may not reflect a commitment to certain moral, religious or political principles. However, whereas faith is personal and open to ...
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