A true Christian recognizes the fact that his faith in God isn't 100%, just as his knowledge about God isn't.
I wouldn't say that. I have always had faith in God, 100%. I did one time, really, truly think about
what if there wasn't a God, but my faith was never shaken.
Extremely rare event going on here, I actually agree with BADecker on his never 100% point.
Surely if faith was at 100% then it would no longer be faith, it would be proof? Maybe I'm wrong on this.
A true Christian recognizes the fact that his faith in God isn't 100%, just as his knowledge about God isn't.
I wouldn't say that. I have always had faith in God, 100%. I did one time, really, truly think about
what if there wasn't a God, but my faith was never shaken.
Extremely rare event going on here, I actually agree with BADecker on his never 100% point.
Surely if faith was at 100% then it would no longer be faith, it would be proof? Maybe I'm wrong on this.
If no faith = doubt, or uncrtainty (e.g. I don't have faith in the Cubs)...
Then pure faith = lack of doubt, or certainty
To what degree this is just semantics, I don't know.
Yes, pure faith is
certainty, it is not
proof.
As I have a certainty that God exists, I can not prove it to someone else.
I find it hard to say no one has 100% faith, when I've never not believed in God existing... does that mean I don't exist?