What you're saying here I actually agree with. There are some hidden truths and truths that cannot be proven. There are even some in my religion. For example, how many people go to Heaven? The answer should be (from anyone who's not a heretic or a liar) that no one knows and that no one can or will know until the end of time. That is a truth that is currently hidden from humanity.
From what I know, values and ideals are synonyms, though. I'd argue that virtues are the most important things that a person can possess. I'd also argue that there are religious explanations as to why you can't end religious warfare and how the world is fundamentally more evil than in the past.
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What you're saying here I actually agree with. There are some hidden truths and truths that cannot be proven. There are even some in my religion. For example, how many people go to Heaven? The answer should be (from anyone who's not a heretic or a liar) that no one knows and that no one can or will know until the end of time. That is a truth that is currently hidden from humanity.
From what I know, values and ideals are synonyms, though. I'd argue that virtues are the most important things that a person can possess. I'd also argue that there are religious explanations as to why you can't end religious warfare and how the world is fundamentally more evil than in the past.