Believing without evidence is always morally wrong | Francisco Mejia Uribe at Aeon.co

In ‘The Ethics of Belief’ (1877), Clifford gives three arguments as to why we have a moral obligation to believe responsibly, that is, to believe only what we have sufficient evidence for, and what we have diligently investigated. His first argument starts with the simple observation that our beliefs influence our actions. Everyo ...

here is Clifford's The Ethics Of Belief