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David,

The beliefs that one holds,  the logic and narrative
that tumbles through ones mind and the feelings
stirred in ones heart are part of the textures and 
richness of life, whatever ones background or
culture.

When one acts in the world, there is often very
direct effect positive or negative on other people,
by intent or execution.  (Purposeful or accidental)

But, the connection between action and belief are 
often very tenuous, in fact approaching corelation 
zero.  We watch it every week and mostly make no 
big thing about it.  Of course the logic fallacy of "false 
cause" is why these two, action and belief, are so
often separate.

(Not even pointing to the illuson inherent in both.)

Wouldn't it be better for us to focus on actions 
(behavior), rather than belief?  

Belief may be used  as an excuse, 
but action is the clear fruit of choice.

Just a thought...

thanks--mel