Skepticism towards religious doctrines leads to truthseeking from "summary" of Why I am an Atheist by Bhagat Singh
The questioning of religious doctrines is not a simple act of rebellion or defiance; it is a sincere pursuit of truth. When one begins to doubt the teachings and beliefs that have been ingrained since childhood, it is not out of a desire to simply reject authority, but rather a quest for knowledge and understanding. Skepticism towards religious doctrines is a natural response to inconsistencies and irrationality within those teachings. By questioning religious dogma, one opens the door to a deeper exploration of the world around them. This doubt serves as a catalyst for seeking out alternative explanations and perspectives that may offer a more logical and coherent understanding of reality. It is through this process of questioning and seeking answers that one can arrive at a more informed and enl...
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