In a former post I highlighted the priority of beliefs over behavior saying “it is the content in our minds that drives the change of our hearts.” While I believe this is true, Jim Spiegel has a different twist with his entry “Belief, Doubt, and Behavior (Part Two)”. He writes:
“Immoral indulgences disrupt cognition so that it cannot function properly, thus clouding judgment and skewing perceptions.”
I commend Jim’s piece to you as it deserves a careful and reflective read.