NoraBrimstone, you are again making two fallacies:
1) Either all beliefs should be chosen or none are chosen.
2) That decisions to believe something can be made in vacuum with no factors influencing it or else no decisions to believe can be made.
I was thinking, I made a decision with regards to music. I said "Do I believe I should try listening to Music or not" and I decided, "I believe I should".
This is a simple decision.
Also, if we can chose to be rational or irrational, or our will power has some influence on our sincerity to the truth or what we prefer to believe, then we necessarily have choice in our beliefs.
1) Either all beliefs should be chosen or none are chosen.
2) That decisions to believe something can be made in vacuum with no factors influencing it or else no decisions to believe can be made.
I was thinking, I made a decision with regards to music. I said "Do I believe I should try listening to Music or not" and I decided, "I believe I should".
This is a simple decision.
Also, if we can chose to be rational or irrational, or our will power has some influence on our sincerity to the truth or what we prefer to believe, then we necessarily have choice in our beliefs.
