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Comment from Nob on 2009-04-18

2009-04-18T20:58:32Z

There's a very interesting book which have things like this: "To want to believe is not to care continuing being ignorant" "To want to know means to exert yourself to overcome ignorance" "Doubt incites to research and research is the way to the right knowledge" "If you want a real faith, doubt!". It seems it's written for skeptics. http://www.zenithpublishing.co.nz/zenithpubl/showtitle.php?title=9000063

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Comment from Bill on 2009-04-07

2009-04-08T01:06:07Z

You're absolutely right about this, Leo. I'm a Catholic priest, and I have strong religious beliefs. I am also a skeptic. Many friends know they had better check Snopes.com before they forward emails to me, as I will check them, and I will Reply All with the appropriate link, if necessary.

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Comment from Greg Bulmash on 2009-04-06

2009-04-06T18:55:04Z

Totally agree with you Leo. A skeptic is not someone who does not hold beliefs, but someone who does not hold unexamined beliefs. A skeptic believes space in his head and heart have value, and he's not going to let ideas take up that valuable space until they've passed his screening process.

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