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9/25/2015 4:24:52 PM
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Your actually implying that accepting and believing are the same thing? Accepting the possibility is how theories start, theories (once proven) lead to facts.
If we reject all ideas, we would never advance.
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Accepting a claim as true, and believing it is true. Is the same thing, yes. Belief by definition is accepting something as true.
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Depending on the context. If you would have read properly, you would have understood to begin with. "Accepted the possibility." Nowhere in that sentence does it insinuate belief.
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I know what you said.. What I said still remains. You reject it until you are given reason to accept it. But I'm done..
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Look, I know where your trying to get at, I just think your not using the right words. Sorry if I offended you.
