Widely accepted propositions are either necessary propositions; moral teachings conducive to good order, together with matters on which the divine laws agree; propositions arising from dispositions and emotions; or inductive propositions. They are widely accepted either generally or within a particular discipline.

I say: This is not the place for a detailed discussion.....

Ibn Sīnā said:

“As for propositions formed by the estimative faculty, they are false propositions. Yet the human estimative faculty affirms them with great force, since it does not accept their contraries or opposites. This is because the estimative faculty follows sensory perception: whatever does not accord with sensory perception, it does not accept. It is known that if sensible things have principles and foundations, these would precede the sensible things and would not themselves be sensible, and it was not