Conviction 

A formal statement by the judgement of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law that someone is guilty of an unlawful offence.

Or

A decisively held belief or verdict

In this folio Raast presents the pure statements about the feelings that a person carries in the heart and try to make a verdict.

It can be a conclusion of

Fictional,

 Logical,

Social,

 Religious,

 Moral,

 And Theological.

Fictional Conviction

Fictional conviction refers to a belief or conviction that an individual holds about something that is not real or true. This could be a confidence in something that is purely the product of fancy, such as a fictional character or occurrence, or it could be a belief in something that is based on incomplete or deceptive information. In some cases, fictional convictions may be held despite the availability of indication to the contrary. It is important to critically evaluate information and be open to changing one's beliefs based on new evidence or perspectives.

Logical Conviction

Logical conviction refers to a belief or conviction that is based on logical reasoning and evidence. It is a belief that is formed through a process of critical thinking and analysis, in which the individual evaluates the available evidence and uses logical reasoning to reach a conclusion. Logical convictions are often seen as more reliable and trustworthy than beliefs that are based on emotion or personal bias, as they are formed through a systematic and objective process. It is important to use logical reasoning and critical thinking when forming convictions, as this can help to ensure that one's beliefs are well-supported and based on evidence.

Social Conviction

Social conviction refers to a strong belief or conviction that an individual holds about a particular social issue or cause. It is often accompanied by a sense of moral obligation to act on that belief and work towards making a positive impact on society. Social convictions can relate to a wide range of issues, including environmental protection, civil rights, gender and racial equality, and economic justice, among others. They often motivate people to engage in social activism and work towards social change. 

   Religious Conviction

Religious conviction refers to a strong belief or conviction that an individual holds about their religion and its teachings. This can include a belief in a particular deity or deities, a set of moral principles and values, and a set of rituals and practices. Religious convictions often play a central role in an individual's identity and can shape their worldview and behavior. They may also motivate people to engage in religious practices and rituals, and to live their lives in accordance with the teachings of their religion. Different people may hold different religious convictions depending on their cultural and personal background.

 Moral Conviction

A person's moral convictions are their firm convictions about what is good and bad, fair and unjust, or what is right and wrong. These beliefs can differ greatly from person to person and are frequently influenced by cultural, societal, and personal experiences. Moral convictions frequently inspire people to act in accordance with their principles and to defend what they think is right, even when doing so is challenging or unpopular. They may also affect a person's behavior and decision-making in a variety of circumstances. People should be conscious of and thoughtful about their moral principles since they can serve as a guide for moral behavior and decision-making.

Theological conviction

A belief or conviction that is connected to the study of religion and theology is referred to as theological. It could entail a devotion to a particular deity or deities, a set of ethical standards, rituals, and practices. Theological convictions may be founded on a particular religion's theology and teachings, and they may be influenced by the individual's unique interpretation and comprehension of those teachings. They could also be affected by social and cultural variables. Theological convictions often play a central role in an individual's religious faith and may motivate them to engage in religious practices and rituals. Different people may hold different theological convictions depending on their personal and cultural background and their level of study and understanding of theology.

 

Relation with RAAST

These statements will shape a relation between you and RAAST. The ideology is

very simple and easily can relate to your spirits and observance.

You can deny and put the comment down and teach us the new meaning of ideology and share your experience with us and put the things in new proportions.

Reason

Then reasons behind this that we doing this are very simple:

Make a voice to your rational moods.

Shapeup your scattered thought.

Make Easy considerations.

Satisfy Your Interests.

 

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