>>1368209
yes one i choose not to make, but others do.

Yes, that's the point.

No.

Exploring spirituality is a choice, and you may decide to believe in god if you do.

If you're religious and already believe in that god, I'm afraid you might be stuck.

>>1368209
No

Free will doesn't exist

>>1368209
There are no choices

>>1368404

[citation needed]

>>1368209
no
otherwise pascal's wager would be very convincing

>>1368209
how could it not be

>>1368209
yes, believing something that isnt self evident is a choice.

>>1368415
I knew you were going to say that

Sure it's a choice.

But if you were raised in the USSR, chances are you weren't and aren't religious, conversely, if you are raised in Saudi-Arabia, chances are you are a Muslim, and probably a pretty orthodox one at that.

People are the products of their genes and their environment.

Belief isn't a choice, just a conviction