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Doubting Thomas provides a good example of how to approach extraordinary phenomena. Jesus, however, professes the idea that it is good to believe without evidence (faith). In this story, he provides a bad example of how to approach anything not mundane (and probably many things that are mundane).
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For the Sake of Science 
That is the appropriate idea, until one reaches the age of 8. Before that, it is appropriate to take what mom and dad say on faith. Then it is time to grow up.