This document discusses the difference between belief and proof. It defines belief as a psychological state of being convinced something is true, while proof is factual evidence that establishes the truth of something. Beliefs are subjective and determine our identity and behavior, but cannot be certain without objective proof. The relationship between belief, faith, science, and proof is complex, as many scientists believe things they cannot prove. It is important to understand how to appropriately use subjective belief and objective proof.

1. How do I prove what I believe in?
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2.  Belief: definition.
 Proof: definition.
 Identity based on the former.
 Relation between the two.
 Significance of the two..
 SubjectivityVS Objectivity.
 Sources.

3.  A psychological state.
 A premise thought to be true.
 Directly connected to the terms “perception”
and “morality”.
 Able to determine a person.
 God is a form of belief.

4.  Any factual evidence that helps to establish
the truth of something.
 Proof is directly connected to reason.

5.  What we believe, betrays some aspects of
who we are.
 For instance, your perception of beauty can
betray your origin.

7.  Faith: the belief which is not based on proof.
 Science and beliefs: How do I prove what I
believe in?
 Richard Dawkins: “There is no room for faith
in science”.
 Many scientists believe, but cannot prove.

8.  Beliefs are important because they determine
our behavior.
 It is essential we be stable in our views.
 Without proof, we cannot be sure for
anything!

9.  Different nature.
 The relation is:
Subjectivity - Belief
Objectivity – Proof
 It is important we know how to use them.

10.  http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2010/
09/15/3012816.htm (relation).
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT9FmD
BrewA (the video you just saw).
 http://www.ask.com/world-view/beliefs-
mean-5c42c6c332abe2a9 (definition: belief).
 http://www.businessdictionary.com/definitio
n/proof.html (definition: proof).

11.  http://atheism.about.com/od/definitionofath
eism/a/BeliefImportant.htm (importance of
belief and definition).
 https://plus.maths.org/content/brief-
introduction-proofs (significance of proof)
 https://blog.udemy.com/objective-vs-
subjective/ (subjectivity and objectivity)

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