Suppose an ideology says you’re not allowed to question idea X.
I think there are two different kinds of “not questioning”: there’s unquestioningly accepting an idea as true, and there’s refusing to question and remaining agnostic. The latter position is reasonable in the sense that if you refuse to investigate an issue, you shouldn’t have any strong beliefs about it. And I think the load-bearingness is only a major issue if you refuse to question X while also accepting that X is true.
I think there are two different kinds of “not questioning”: there’s unquestioningly accepting an idea as true, and there’s refusing to question and remaining agnostic. The latter position is reasonable in the sense that if you refuse to investigate an issue, you shouldn’t have any strong beliefs about it. And I think the load-bearingness is only a major issue if you refuse to question X while also accepting that X is true.