Beliefs are Valued Too Highly - Ben | Street Epistemology

Ben and Brian use Street Epistemology to explore Ben's claim that beliefs are valued too highly during the Sound Epistemology Adventure Tour. To support the tour, donate here:
venmo.com/u/te... (last four digits: 0457)
PayPal email: [e-mail]
Street Epistemology is a civil way to explore the quality of one’s reasoning.
Street Epistemology is also a movement that encourages our communities to engage in this exercise with each other and with ourselves.
- LINKS -
Sound Epistemology TH-cam Channel -
/ soundepistemology
Sound Epistemology Facebook Group -
www.facebook.c...
Sound Epistemology Twitter -
/ sndepistemology
Sound Epistemology Instagram -
/ sound_epistemology
Free Street Epistemology Course -
www.navigating...
The Official Street Epistemology
TH-cam Channel -
/ streetepistemology
Street Epistemology Website -
streetepistemo...
Street Epistemology Discord -
/ discord
Street Epistemology Survey -
se-survey.web....
Street Epistemology Reddit -
/ streetepistemology
Recovering From Religion -
www.recovering...
The Secular Therapy Project -
www.secularthe...
The Clergy Project -
clergyproject....

[@SoundEpistemology]

Thanks so much for watching! Please consider making a donation to keep the current SE tour going:
venmo.com/u/tex21122002
(Last four: 0457)
PayPal email: [e-mail]

[@ChaseAvior]

The Outsider Test is great for gaining perspective.

[@thimble288]

Love this guy

[@derekbrown9574]

Great interview, honest and open responses, all around very interesting.
I was raised LDS and was a missionary in the Caribbean. I saw a lot of people claim that they had spiritual experiences, and came to different conclusions than I did.
I believed they had partial truth, but not the whole truth. That was enough for me to keep believing for a while.
But I had to face that they believed I had partial truth, not the whole truth. Using the same method. So how reliable could that method be?