The Role of Beliefs in Understanding the Phenomena

When man communicates with the phenomena of the universe, he or she becomes acquainted with them and eventually believes in some of them. Observing these beliefs, we find that the level of beliefs is not the same compared to each other and has different levels. Now, the question is, what is the role of different levels of beliefs in understanding phenomena? And, if one understands the compatibility or incompatibility of the phenomenon with his or her beliefs, what reactions can he imagine? Using a rational-analytical and phenomenological method, this paper studies the role of human beliefs in understanding the surrounding phenomena and one's reaction in the face of these phenomena. The results show that, I) beliefs are divided into superficial, intermediate and fundamental in terms of acceptance, II) We have two types of understanding of the phenomenon, understanding the compatibility of the phenomenon with belief, and understanding the incompatibility of the phenomenon with belief, III) Types of reactions to the phenomenon are: accepting the phenomenon, denying the phenomenon and discovering the phenomenon.