Do we have a duty to resolve contradictions within our own thoughts and opinions

Do we have a duty to resolve contradictions within our own thoughts and opinions

Do we have a duty to resolve contradictions within our own thoughts and opinions? For example, does a person who thinks killing animals is very wrong, but who has no qualms eating meat, need to revise one opinion or the other? What about someone who doesn't really believe in a god, yet insists on worshipping one and arguing for its existence? Or is it our choice to live with contradictions as we choose?

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