How do you change it, if you do recognize through grace that your way of thinking is wrong?
I wouldn't bark at anyone for not following me, here, but this is what I think:
No one who thinks X simultaneously thinks that thinking X is wrong. Where thinking X is wrong, anyone who recognizes that thinking X is wrong is someone who is not thinking X. In one who has been thinking X, for him/her to come to recognize that thinking X is wrong is for him/her to cease from thinking X.
But, to change from thinking X to not thinking X seems to me ultimately a matter of one's will (whether thinking X is right or wrong).
So how do you improve your way of thinking? Practically? And logically too.
Man, that's a hard question (for me, at least) to even begin to know how to deal with. At least at the moment I feel somewhat at a loss to know how. Well, I guess it all kind of hinges on what we mean by "improving" thinking, though. In one sense, where Joe thinks that
P, and
P is true, I don't know in what sense Joe's thinking that
P could really be improved, since Joe's thinking that
P is already Joe's thinking a
truth.
