Overbelief is a term often used in various philosophical, psychological, and theological contexts to describe a belief that transcends or goes beyond rational justification, evidence, or empirical support. It implies a strong commitment to an idea or a set of ideas, often rooted in faith or deep conviction, that may not necessarily align with logical reasoning or observable reality. In psychology, overbelief can refer to convictions held by individuals that influence their perception and interpretation of experiences.
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