"Seul celui qui doute peut vraiment croire."
— Soren Kierkegaard
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When someone questions things and seeks out answers, their belief becomes stronger and more genuine. Imagine a person who wants to know if a certain diet really works. They might first doubt it, do their research, try it out, and then see the results. Because they have gone through this process, their belief in the diet is now solid and based on evidence. Simply accepting something without questioning it doesn’t create true understanding or faith. This way of thinking encourages us to be curious and seek the truth, leading to a more meaningful and deep-rooted belief.
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Belief Doubt Faith Introspection Paradox Philosophy Self-discovery Skepticism Trust Wisdom
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