Sentence examples for error of belief from inspiring English sources

We do attribute to others error and simple difference (without judging that someone is in error) of belief about the same subject matter.

Philip accused the Templars of heresy and immorality; specific charges against them included idol worship (of a bearded male head said to have great powers), worship of a cat, homosexuality, and numerous other errors of belief and practice.

Its founder, Mary Baker Eddy, defines "flesh" as "an error of physical belief;... an illusion; a belief that matter has sensation"—a definition that's also led to numerous child deaths over the years.

Its founder, Mary Baker Eddy, defines "flesh" as "an error of physical belief;... an illusion; a belief that matter has sensation" – a definition that's also led to numerous child deaths over the years.

Hohwy (2010; Hohwy and Rajan 2012) has suggested that the prediction error model of belief formation can elegantly explain pathologies of belief formation, such as delusional belief, without needing to postulate a deficit in reasoning.

In order to prepare the ground for this hypothesis, it might be helpful to see how the prediction error model of belief formation can be used to explain pathologies of belief, such as delusions.

Years of physical and emotional abuse taught me the error of my belief.

He looks balefully into the machine, as though the younger man were actually inside, shocked by his youthful error of judgement, his belief that there was better yet to come, and powerless to stop his own decline.

But the single, momentary error is a suspension of belief too far.

One's explanation of people can reasonably attribute error or simple difference of belief on an indefinite number of important matters that might even deserve to be called 'fundamental' as long as it seems plausible to attribute error or simple difference of belief to them in their epistemic situation as we construe it (see also Grandy, 1973).

I have argued that the fact the mesolimbic dopamine system, which encodes prediction errors, is dysfunctional in pathologies of belief as well as addiction, together with the evidence that much of addicts' behavior seems controlled by a doxastic state gives us some reason to think that addiction involves judgment oscillation.