A letter is a symbol too yes. It symbolized a vocal unit at least. In ancient languages, more than that. But at least, that.
In my opinion you are conflating symbol and belief.
You treat the symbol as a symbol, understand the belief it points to, then reject said belief. That's fine. But you are definitely not rejecting the symbol itself, as a symbol (because it cannot be anything else than a). Just as a symbol for this or that belief.
"Belief" is a word that defines not having all the information available to assemble an educated understanding.
I see what you are trying to show me, but since it is put by you into the form of "belief", I have to assume that you have this "belief" of a thing. That's not how I function.
Now, if you have some literature that explains the symbology of the letters of the English, Latin and Greek languages, I will read it, as soon as I get it.
A letter is a symbol too yes. It symbolized a vocal unit at least. In ancient languages, more than that. But at least, that.
In my opinion you are conflating symbol and belief.
You treat the symbol as a symbol, understand the belief it points to, then reject said belief. That's fine. But you are definitely not rejecting the symbol itself, as a symbol (because it cannot be anything else than a). Just as a symbol for this or that belief.
"Belief" is a word that defines not having all the information available to assemble an educated understanding.
I see what you are trying to show me, but since it is put by you into the form of "belief", I have to assume that you have this "belief" of a thing. That's not how I function.
Now, if you have some literature that explains the symbology of the letters of the English, Latin and Greek languages, I will read it, as soon as I get it.
That's your belief.
You are conflating "belief" with 'having an educated understanding'.
You are not making sense, so I'm out.
You were out before we started bro.
And yes, having an educated understanding is still a belief.