I do so constantly, espeicaly when I see they do no good and my be incorrect.

All the time. I've changed my beliefs completely over the years. I see no point holding onto beliefs that have proven to be wrong or useless.

Sure. I do all kinds of research all the time. I want to know the truth and not just what I believe it is, so I check up on things every so often.

im jsut waiting for one of the christians to answer, preferibly catholics.

I think it's only human. Yes.

I've gone from Christian to Buddhist to Taoist to Psychonaut. I still possess fragments of all these beliefs. Every philosophy/spiritual path has some truth to it. Right now though, I'm making my own, and not leaving a trail.

of course I have, it's important to the development of the mind, and body.

OK, Crazed...I'll bite. You were...and I'm quoting from one of your OWN answers you posted here....."just waiting for a Christian to respond, preferably a Catholic" I'm a Catholic. And yes, there have been times where my faith has faltered. Now go ahead and tell me why YOU think my faith is fodder for criticism.

Absolutely, and now I am no longer a Christian. It bugs me terribly when Christian friends of mine refuse to acknowledge the idea that I may very well NOT be going to hell. Oh the Christians.... maybe the ones who accuse people of such things will one day know better.

Yes. I call it thinking.

I was challenged and I lost, but I don't think it was necessarily a bad thing.

If you do not question your faith, then your faith is worthless. Blind faith carries no meaning, if you do not question and challenge your faith, you as well are blind. I'm a Catholic (albeit rather unorthodox compared to most Catholics), and I question my faith constantly, which often leads me to abandon some of the precepts of the Catholic church that I disagree with.

Yes , Biblical dogmatism has gripped the religious masses.Preachers teachers and prophets have grabbed the people and put them in bondage. It is beyond understanding, a parent will give up there children to death to keep there beliefs and the next day have a church picnic with 24 dishes, deserts, and laugh at church jokes. Clearly the twain of religion and a Godly relationship(or any morally good life) will never meet. They are diametrically apposed. Even the most notorious preachers of Europe have now been dissected by modern critics and found inaccurate to scripture. Such as pre destination(eternal secuity)sugjesting once saved allways saved. Yes I was a uneducated,catholic. Isnt it interesting that catholic education is # 1 world wide and yet they spend less than no time teaching the horrors of there blood bath history and there early popes were devils at least. Even the last pope was so embarrassed he apologized for the inquisitions. You must read (the most hated amoung penticostals)"The final Quest" Rick joyner,a personal experience of a trance dream like state. To believe something dose not mean throwing out your brain or leaving it in the parking lot.Thanks much

of course. Like everything good, you must challenge yourself in order to remind yourself of the truth.

Constantly. I am COMPLETELY fine with the idea of not knowing the final truth, and open to wiser people than myself enlightening me the more we discover