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Materialism is taught heavily in [[public schools]], leading students to undervalue [[unseen]] aspects of life.  There is a high correlation between materialism and [[atheism]].  Materialism denies that most great intellectual breakthroughs were the result of [[faith]] in the [[unseen]].
 
Materialism is taught heavily in [[public schools]], leading students to undervalue [[unseen]] aspects of life.  There is a high correlation between materialism and [[atheism]].  Materialism denies that most great intellectual breakthroughs were the result of [[faith]] in the [[unseen]].
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Materialism misleads people into thinking that non-material-based addictions (e.g., gambling and pornography) are not harmful to one's health.  They are often very harmful despite a lack of immediate physical harm.
    
Arguments for materialism commonly misuse principles such as [[Occam's Razor]] and propose that an immaterial realm is wholly superfluous to materialists' understanding of the world.
 
Arguments for materialism commonly misuse principles such as [[Occam's Razor]] and propose that an immaterial realm is wholly superfluous to materialists' understanding of the world.
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