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If the truth and reality exists and the only way and place that the truth and reality can be known to exist and/or occur is in and with a believing mind, then the basis or primary cause of the truth and reality must be a believing mind. Whereas, outside of a believing mind the existence of the...

No. God created the necessary condition for good, and because God is the origin of truth and reality and sin can't exist in God, then sin can't exist in reality either. Sin only inhabits and torments the mind of a sinners, because He has given the believer a way out of that delusion.

So, is the origins of grace and belief God or man? And if the origin of grace and belief is God, then does God have grace and beliefs as well?

Well if grace and belief comes from God, then God must be graceful and believe too.

Where do you believe belief and grace comes from?

Do you mean like know the truth between truth and fiction?

You are projecting, as that would be the logical implication of falsely believing that unbelievers are believers or can be believers.

No. I will get around to it.

Not at all. If counting implies the existence of logical order and the existence of logical order entails a Believing Mind in order for that Order to be known to exist and occur in reality.

Projection. Actually there is anything you pretend to know about the truth and reality of God, because you don't know how the truth and reality of God works, as you are wallowing around in the delusion of your unbelieving mind. So all the "bluff and bluster" you are referring to is your own...

No. I don't care what you think. And if you don't like it, then don't respond. Your problem is that the term 'belief in reality' exposes you to the truth and reality of God. And you hate God. If belief is necessary and must occur in reality before the truth is known to us, then in reality the...

I assumed that the term 'belief in reality' is self-explanatory. Actually if 'belief in reality' and 'Justified True Belief' refer to and denote the same thing and that being reality, then I am justified in using the term as I do. And 'belief in reality' is better grammatically and...

With every post you demonstrate that you don't know how the truth and reality works. Actually if a 'belief in reality' refers to and denotes belief's necessity in order to know the truth about belief's reality, then your unbelief of belief's necessity and reality must refer to and denote your...

What are you referring to? #78 is your post and which post and part of that post are you referring to when you say "you erroneously thought that something which is not a belief-in-reality would have to not be a belief"?

Strawman. I am not asking for permission to use it, I am just informing whoever is reading my post why I am using it. And I am using it because it flows better grammatically and philosophically to highlight reality and how it works. And whereas you have been already been informed as to its...

I don't see why. As 'belief in reality' denotes 'justified true belief', because both terms refer to and denote the same state of mind. So, for philosophical and grammatical reasons I think it is quite reasonable to use the term. But if belief is necessary for knowledge or in other words you...

No, it doesn't make any sense. And for philosophical and grammatical reasons; I can use 'belief in reality' to denote 'justified true belief', because both terms refer to and denote the same state of mind. My goal here is to describe reality and try to leave out what isn't reality. As if...

Yes of course. But according to the Bible He uses belief in order to make believers aware of His truth and reality. Belief is a gift of God to whoever believes and an investment into His Kingdom Coming. In the same way that repentance is granted by God (Acts 11:18; 2 Tim. 2:25), faith is also a...

I would agree and "justifiable but false belief" maybe a better way of putting it than not a 'belief in reality' or just a "false belief". I take it to means the same thing as justified true belief, but I was looking for something that flowed more grammatically and denoted a belief in the...

But it does denote the same thing; nothing. False beliefs and "lack of" belief denote the same nothing, unreality or delusion, they all end up in the same place and in the abyss. No it does. The hunter gather deep in the Amazon is just ignorant of reality and doesn't possess a "false belief"...