I see little difference in the words trust and faith. So for my Christian faith I would describe it as trusting in where the evidence best points.
I think faith is more of a choice and action rather than a feeling. You can't help doubt so your faith (which is a choice) can't rest upon if you feel doubt or not. In fact I think the more doubt you have the more faith that is possible.
It isn't humanly possible to believe all the time without doubt.
I think it is more likely to choose to be sure (100%) of your belief through faith. I have doubts, more than most Christians I'ld think, but I can say that when it comes down to it I do believe (maybe even 100%). Faith is there to counter act the irrationality and ignorance of doubt. Not all doubt is irrationality and ignorance but it can be.
Hope that makes sense.
Also hey guys after being gone for a while.
I think faith is more of a choice and action rather than a feeling. You can't help doubt so your faith (which is a choice) can't rest upon if you feel doubt or not. In fact I think the more doubt you have the more faith that is possible.
It isn't humanly possible to believe all the time without doubt.
I think it is more likely to choose to be sure (100%) of your belief through faith. I have doubts, more than most Christians I'ld think, but I can say that when it comes down to it I do believe (maybe even 100%). Faith is there to counter act the irrationality and ignorance of doubt. Not all doubt is irrationality and ignorance but it can be.
Hope that makes sense.
Also hey guys after being gone for a while.
Mark Taylor: "Religious conflict will be less a matter of struggles between belief and unbelief than of clashes between believers who make room for doubt and those who do not."
Einstein: “The most unintelligible thing about nature is that it is intelligible”
Einstein: “The most unintelligible thing about nature is that it is intelligible”
