Faith and
Believing
To believe
is different than to have faith
Descartes reminded us of this in the 17th century
“Je pense, donc je suis”
I think, therefore I am
One can doubt
EVERYTHING, but one cannot doubt that one is thinking
It is so
correlated with one's belief system
Each man
has his or her own belief system
Belief Systems are formed early in life with those who rear us
We modify
it, as we age, grow and experience life and “existence”
One must
believe something or "in something"
Senses are
physiological capacities of organisms that provide data for perception
Yet, there
are so many phenomena to know in our spiritual world, as well
Things that
the five senses don’t ordinarily perceive
Phenomena
that are spiritual or at least beyond the material world
Beyond
belief is faith for the un-seeable and the unknown
One’s faith
is and must be tried in this life
For those
who dare to live
Often, one’s faith can be in a state of doubt
The truly
faithful hold on when in darkness
And FAITH re-establishes
itself as a rock!
And for me,
Why not
have faith in the ultimate idea of the world
God
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