Reed (Street Epistemology YouTuber) argues that "belief without evidence" functions as a costly loyalty signal within religious in-groups
Examining another atheist's social-psychological theory of faith
A Street Epistemology practitioner named Reed quoted a book called "The Elephant in the Brain," arguing that faith-as-belief-without-evidence serves as a costly signal of loyalty to a religious in-group — the more irrational the belief, the more it demonstrates devotion. Mike strongly rejects this psychoanalytic framework as a cheap dismissal rather than engagement with the actual content of Christian faith.
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