Written by Mario A. Max
It seems that many people struggle with their faith, their belief systems and religions. This trouble persists because many of us have only half-realized beliefs and have been taught to never question these beliefs or ask why they are so.
These beliefs have been handed down through dogma and tradition. These beliefs taught us to never question and to accept with blind fanaticism.
To question these beliefs was to have doubt and to doubt these beliefs was to fail in our faith and trust in God.
We were taught that through doubting and questioning we would invite evil into our lives. Why were we taught to never search beyond the superficial beliefs forced upon us as children and to not use our natural sense of wonder to find the truth for ourselves?
