The first argument of Proast was that force can …show more content…
Once the first generation reluctantly claims these beliefs and teaches them to the next generations, where does one draw the line between profound beliefs and conditioned beliefs? To wholeheartedly believe in something one must undergo a deep process of questioning. While being forced by law, there is not much power to actually accept the belief system. To form one’s beliefs, one must consciously think about current beliefs and apply it to life to see if their beliefs actually serve them well. They must also challenge their beliefs or be open to opposing arguments for a more nuance belief system. If one is going through the motions of being in the church assigned to them that does not actually mean they believe it. It has just become a habit. To believe in something one must have faith and accept it, but if someone with contradicting views began questioning these people their “beliefs” would fall apart due to never thinking deeper into what they’ve been told, therefore proving that force did not cause them to truly