Aren't anger, skepticism, and ridicule just masks for fear of the Unknown?

Anthony Silva


USAAren't anger, skepticism, and ridicule just masks for fear of the Unknown?
Not necessarily.Aren't anger, skepticism, and ridicule just masks for fear of the Unknown?
then whats burning people with ';righteous fire';?





oh and skepticism is a good thing, everyone is a skeptic
Often, yes.
Sure, they are some of the ways that people manifest their fears. What's also true is that many people are looking for some kind of phony validation that, for some reason, they are better than others. The very act of ridicule, for example, indicates that the person doing the ridiculing thinks that he/she is superior to the object of the ridicule. What many people fail to consider is that is says much more about the ridiculer than it says about the ridiculee. Best wishes!
they could be but don't have to be
yes
Yes