Faith and trust go hand in hand. You have faith because you trust. The very definition of faith is having complete trust in something or someone.Not driving a car. Besides, you’re talking about trust and changing the subject. That’s not blind faith. You trust Trump will tell you the truth ? Case closed.Good for you. That still doesn't mean you don't trust that the guy sitting at the light doesn't floor it. You can be looking both ways but that doesn't stop a car from pulling out in front of you.. Only fools and children assume that a green light gives you safety. I slow down and look both ways on every green light.Every time you drive through an intersection on a green light you have faith that someone isn't going to T-bone you.Nope. Never do. I’m not a child anymore. That’s what children do.You do it everyday.There is no good reason to have faith in someone or something. .Actually... the definition of faith is having complete trust in something or someone. I don't know anyone who puts complete trust in something or someone without good reason.Crappola. It’s either science or religion. Don’t mix up the two. Religion by definition is based on faith which is the absence of evidence. Science depends upon evidence, religion depends upon a good story line made to instill fear and control.Today our science is based on our religion, so this is what has happened.
Do you have complete trust that your wife or girlfriend or boyfriend or partner in life isn't cheating on you? Or do you have them followed around?
Instead of faith in “ someone”, we should look for evidence from many, called institutions, then you look for consensus among the institutions.
Essentially you are arguing that faith in one person is more reliable then the consensus work if many. That’s stupid. We don’t run the military, or most successful corporations that way. Dumb idea.
Our greatest achievements of man kind were by consensus science. To argue against it is to argue fOR FASCISM
I am arguing that you put complete trust (AKA faith) in all kinds of things that you never even think about. You scoffing at faith is illogical. Clearly you have faith that your significant other is faithful. But hey, if you want to argue that being FAITHful to your spouse has nothing to do with FAITH., go right ahead.