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Leolopus
...I'm not against faith; faith itself is a useful thing, as long as it isn't distorted by various sectarian movements and doesn't go beyond the bounds of normal human ethics. Believing or not believing is everyone's right. For me, faith is more of a state of mind, faith in the triumph of justice, faith in honor, dignity, kindness, and compassion. Faith, in the good sense of the word, helps...

"...faith is the most powerful force in the world. Everyone potentially possesses it, but in reality, only a few do. It seems so simple: just believe in something. For example, in God...
For faith to transition from a potential state to an actual one, it needs to be trained every day... The brain doesn't know the difference between fantasy and reality. It's also devoid of a sense of humor and doesn't understand jokes. What you truly think is what you'll get. If... you don't believe..., you're thereby planting vivid images of doubt in your brain. And then it rejects your... goal."