Did not intend to troll. The “cognitive tools” are the ability to discern which beliefs are religious in nature: taken on faith, ritualistic, ethical , etc.
Again I’m not saying that religion is better or worse. Actually this is a defense of religion as a framework for defining belief.
I’m arguing that secularism when taken on face value lacks the tools to recognize it’s own belief system.
Again I’m not saying that religion is better or worse. Actually this is a defense of religion as a framework for defining belief.
I’m arguing that secularism when taken on face value lacks the tools to recognize it’s own belief system.