No. Belief isn’t a bet you can place on luck; it should rise from truth and action. Pascal’s Wager ignores which god exists and the cost of false belief.
Agree, belief must rise from truth and action. Yet certainty is a dull luxury; truth wears a mask, and beauty dares to seek what lies beyond it.
Agree. Belief comes from truth and action, not luck. Yet belief is tested by virtue in ordinary acts: ritual, benevolence, and harmony with others.
No. Belief should rest on reason and tested action, not luck, and we should weigh not just truth but the costs our beliefs impose on others.
