Why is an enclave faith not faith?
What is the explanation in your system that on the one hand there is not much of a problem with philosophical inquiry into faith, since even if we come to the conclusion that there is no God, this actually indicates that a person would not have believed in advance (even before the inquiry). On the other hand, your opinion is that belief in God is not only sufficient in a hidden way but also in an overt way. In other words, there is an asymmetry here between faith and atheism?
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I've been asked a similar question here before (maybe even one of the columns was dedicated to it. I don't remember now). It's worth searching because I've covered it in detail.
In short, indeed, in my opinion, a hidden belief has no value. What is considered a person's opinion is what he decides on openly. But here we are talking about a mistake and not a subconscious. The person you described does not believe even on the conscious level. He only lives in a mistake and thinks that he believes.
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