Faith vs Belief

[Whateverist]

Here you go, COG.  Found this for you written by a poster at a site called "Christianity".

http://christianity.stackexchange.com/qu...-and-faith

The understanding that I am most familiar with - a Protestant understanding, if it matters, is that "belief" is an intellectual belief, while "faith" is a matter of trust that leads to action.

This can be summed up in an illustration of Charles Blondin, a tightrope walker who asks a crowd if they believe that he can safely walk a wheelbarrow across Niagara Falls on a tightrope. Many in the crowd ask who believes that he can do this, and of course, most say that they do. Then he asks who is willing to get into the wheelbarrow. Only those whose "belief" reaches the point of faith will get in.

This fits pretty well with Watts' definitions.  Any thoughts?