I've said it before because it's still relevant.
How can the leap justify the reason leap? You're right it can't. You need reasons - and you have your OWN reasons. But if these reasons are at all valid in and of themselves, then they'd count as evidence so you COULDN'T HAVE the 'LEAP' of "Faith" because if you've got evidence it's not faith.
If your reasons TO HAVE Faith in God are valid then they must give reasons to believe God exists - in which case you have evidence so there can be no 'Leap of Faith' (because faith is without evidence).
EvF
How can the leap justify the reason leap? You're right it can't. You need reasons - and you have your OWN reasons. But if these reasons are at all valid in and of themselves, then they'd count as evidence so you COULDN'T HAVE the 'LEAP' of "Faith" because if you've got evidence it's not faith.
If your reasons TO HAVE Faith in God are valid then they must give reasons to believe God exists - in which case you have evidence so there can be no 'Leap of Faith' (because faith is without evidence).
EvF
