You really think your beliefs are guaranteed.
My present core of beliefs are indeed "guaranteed" by God in scripture, and by the living messenger God had sent and verified by many signs, and evidences (if you want to know about those, just ask).
Well, if I didn't believe what I believe to be the truth, I would not be believing in those beliefs. That is kinda standard, but those beliefs are based in faith, which is not blind, but evidenced to the point where I no longer need further evidence to stand upon those beliefs. In other words, I have seen enough to know those beliefs to be true, and based in facts / truth / evidence.
You'll defend everything you believe rather than face what you don't know and accept what needs to change.
I only defend true / factual beliefs, not false / fictional ones. I have changed beliefs over the years (going from Roman Catholic (30 years) to Seventh-day Adventist (2008-present)), because I was shown, and challenged in my previous beliefs (Roman Catholicism) in several ways, along with several other things, such as going from a general B.B. (Jesuit) universe model to one of YEC, and scriptural, based upon those scriptures, and scientific material / facts/ evidence (to be documetned / demonstrated as needful).
Therefore, a true Christian is always ready to consider what may not be entirely accurate among their beliefs, and accept a more accurate belief when the evidence is presented that supercedes the previously held ideology / evidence. Also, a true Christian will not simply abandon that which is true, for that which is false, simply because something / someone seems to challenge the truth with that which is not.
Even though it's become undeniable that beliefs are the problem of our society.
False beliefs are a problem (ie. 'flat earth', &c.), not merely "beliefs", for all have "beliefs" irrespective of race, religion, creed, etc. The very statement that you made is a "belief" you presently hold.
I have no need of pretending. I am able to document / evidence why I believe what I believe, irrespective of whether you / or another accepts that evidence. In other words, a lack of faith in the evidence, does not negate that evidence as validating the true belief.
that what you believe is worth the destruction it causes the world over.
False belief is destructive, and grant the idea that far, but true belief is only destructive to false beliefs, not other true beliefs.
I know for sure now I'm not wrong,
That is simply a "belief" you have.
because all you believer's have is something to force other people to believe in.
True Christianity is never "to force other people to believe in" it, but always offers an invitation to believe, with evidence for those that desire to consider those things. If someone is attempting to 'force' you to accept Christianity, that is not Christianity, but a counterfeit, a 'false belief'. Run from such as fast as you can, or it may take your life. True Christianity is:
Rev_22:17 And the Spirit and the bride say, Come. And let him that heareth say, Come. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely.
Your time of believing has reached its final destination.
Bold statement of your "belief", but since I am aware of the prophetic events in their order, I can assure you, that it is not the 'final destination' just yet, as events still need to take place in their foreordained order. There will always be faith in the truth, even in eternity, though certain aspects of certain things will no longer need to simply be held by faith, since the 'sight' and experience of the reality will bring that faith in those things to completion, and the reality then held in its place. For instance, a true Christian has faith in the New Heavens and New Earth to come, and only has some small down payment of it now in their heart mind and Christian experience, and as such lives by faith in that evidence unto the reality to follow soon, when the event comes to be present, rather than future. Faith then replaced in that future event by the reality of the then present of its realization / experience.
