Quote (duffman316 @ Mar 16 2024 06:43pm)

as a reasonable person i'd change my mind ofcourse

luckily i've never been wrong about anything ever

Quote (blahaj @ 17 Feb 2024 07:55)

What do you do when met with something that challenges your worldview?

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Mar 17 2024 12:51pm)

I'm going:
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/000/198/460/iwkoqt.gif

Quote (blahaj @ 17 Mar 2024 18:43)

signature checks out, and maybe a bit of a self report too? cuz the topics meant to also apply to the real world

Quote (El1te @ Feb 17 2024 12:24pm)

One thing I like to point out is that for a worldview to be valid, it must stand the test of time, atleast a century, and have civilizations built upon their foundations.

I have an immovable canonical Christian worldview that is millenia old & dates back to Constantine I, multiple ecumenical councils, and millions of pages of literature by hundreds of great philosophers & theologians over millenia.

Many people nowadays hold vogue worldviews that are about 20 years old. Some people still cling to failed worldviews that are over 100 years old that have failed the test of time, e.g. fascism & communism.

While those are examples of invalid worldviews, there are other worldviews which I vehemently reject such as Islam. It's a valid worldview but not my cup of tea.