Fill in the blаnks. Nоte thаt eаch blank is оnly ONE WORD (dоn't write more than one word, or you may get the word wrong): WK Clifford gave an analogy of a [blank1] who held on to a sincere belief, despite his doubts. When his sincere belief was proven to be wrong, Clifford argued that this person was guilty of negligence. The purposes of this discussion was to show that our beliefs are not [blank2]. Rather, they are for humanity, and are stored up for the guidance of the future. This is why it is [blank3] always, everywhere, and for anyone to believe anything upon [blank4] [blank5]."