RE: Choosing to/not to Believe? Not Possible?
June 26, 2018 at 11:05 pm
(This post was last modified: June 26, 2018 at 11:05 pm by JairCrawford.)
I understand your analogy but faith typically deals with things not concretely seen. You can provide visual proof that 1+1=2 with the apples and thus I would have to either ignore it or willfully delude myself in order to ignore that evidence and choose to believe 1+1=3.
But when dealing with things unseen, we can't really disprove them. Now yes, I understand that there is a burden of proof issue but that's a different topic.
I guess what I am wondering is, do you believe that by definition, faith is an impossibility? If so, why?
But when dealing with things unseen, we can't really disprove them. Now yes, I understand that there is a burden of proof issue but that's a different topic.
I guess what I am wondering is, do you believe that by definition, faith is an impossibility? If so, why?