Religious beliefs are arbitrary and subjective from "summary" of The God Delusion: by Richard Dawkins | Key Takeaways, Analysis & Review by Instaread
Religious beliefs are arbitrary and subjective. This means that they are based on personal whims or preferences rather than objective evidence or reasoning. People believe in certain religious ideas simply because they were raised in a particular faith or because it feels right to them. However, these beliefs are not grounded in empirical reality or logical argumentation. The arbitrariness of religious beliefs is evident when one considers the vast array of conflicting religious doctrines and practices that exist around the world. Each religion claim...
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