There are two ways to believe. One is right and one is wrong. The one that is wrong allows for you to believe in other things also being right. The one that is right does not allow for any other beliefs.
The one that is right says that there is only one belief that is true. The one that is wrong says there is more than one thing that is true.
The one that is right says all other beliefs are partially true and partially false. The one that is wrong says that there are other beliefs that are wholly true.
All other beliefs fall into one or the other of these two beliefs. This is inescapable and unavoidable. If you try to deny that it is unavoidable, then you have chosen the belief that more than one thing is true.
Simply because if you are asked the question, "Is it unavoidable?", you would answer, "Yes", thereby demonstrating that you think that this question has only one answer, or is wholly true, and therefore you don't subscribe to the to the idea "...that there is only one belief that is true."
All questions are eventually answered by the right belief. They aren't answered immediately, of course, since that would also violate the right belief.
Why do I say that? Because then it would be required to answer questions about time with only one answer, since the word "immediately" concerns time.
All belief systems can be looked at as to if they have the wrong or right belief. I know this sounds intolerant, but you will see that it isn't.
Wrong belief systems include theism, atheism, Rustism, scientificism and more. Right belief systems include the right belief.
(Disclaimer: all ideas expressed, and words used above, are subject to the right belief, and accordingly may mean their opposite.)
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