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Belief, God & Religion

TOKENISM's positions on belief, God, religion, imagination and superstition, and the freedom to hold or change beliefs.

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Collection grouping and titles are editorial; the writings are the author's own.

  1. Belief and God Tokenism adopts an inclusive and rational approach toward belief and the concept of God. It allows believers, agnostics, atheists, and people with no defined belief… Teaching1 min read
  2. God, Religion & Psychology Tokenism approaches the concept of God through understanding, not belief. It recognizes that God, religion, and human psychology are deeply interconnected and cannot be… Teaching1 min read
  3. Human-Created Beliefs When we observe life on Earth objectively, we see millions of species that have lived, are living, and have gone extinct. Among all these life forms, only humans have… Teaching1 min read
  4. Create Your Own God (CYOG) Create Your Own God (CYOG) is a philosophical principle in Pure TOKENISM that gives every human complete freedom to imagine and define God according to their own… Principle2 min read
  5. CYOG & CYOA In Tokenism, imagination is not suppressed—it is respected as a powerful human ability. CYOG (Create Your Own God) and CYOA (Create Your Own Alien) are not beliefs to be… Teaching2 min read
  6. No Superstition Tokenism clearly rejects superstition in all forms. Beliefs that are not supported by evidence, logic, or scientific verification are not accepted as truth within… Teaching1 min read
  7. Religion as Mentality KEET proposes that the greatest influence of a religion is not its rituals, but the mentality it creates within human beings. The mentality we develop shapes how we… Principle1 min read
  8. Data as a Finite Resource KEET proposes a philosophical idea: human knowledge (data) is a finite resource that humanity gradually discovers. Every scientific discovery expands the boundaries of… KEET's perspective1 min read