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Why some people use religious belief to explain their argument? I am not religious person, could you give me example?

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Why do some people use religious belief to explain their argument?

The simple answer must be that because religious belief is very important to the religious person, they use their religious beliefs as a vital resource in explaining their arguments.

A possible example concerns morality. ...

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