A fixed false belief, often referred to as a delusion, is a strongly held conviction that contradicts reality and is resistant to reasoning or contrary evidence. Individuals with fixed false beliefs continue to adhere to these beliefs despite clear evidence that disproves them. Such beliefs are commonly associated with various mental health disorders, including schizophrenia and delusional disorder. These beliefs can significantly impact a person's behavior and interactions with others.
That's false
The belief is referred to as pantheism.
Universal belief falsifiers are scenarios that prove that a belief could possibly be false. They do not prove that a belief is true or false only that they could be false. Characteristics: 1.) theoretically possible (doesn't have to be probable) 2.) no way of knowing if the scenario is true or false 3.)if the scenario was true we would never be able to differentiate beliefs that are true from beliefs that seem to be true but are actually false
Fallacy
false fixed beliefes
materialism
Fallacy
true
true
Heretic
False, this is possible.
false