Faith and Reason: Learning about God

"So God created a man in his own image and created him in the image of God ..." (Genesis 1:27). This verse is at the beginning of the Bible and represents the interesting features of humanity. People often read this scripture and understand its meaning literally. They think that we physically resemble God, but this is not what this section is trying to convey. It is created according to the image of God, paying more attention to our spirit and nature as human beings. It is to realize the plan and dream that God gave each of us.

The different philosophical rationale to "prove" the existence of God does not create faith in God (inspired) on its own. Based only on them, they only show that such beliefs are reasonable. Despite this evidence there are several reasons why people are not confident of the Apocalypse God. First of all, these arguments show that God exists and philosophically leads people to consider some of his characteristics (his good, wisdom, etc.). Second, faith is that man reacts freely to God, revealing himself rather than the necessary philosophical inference; although there is evidence, it may refuse to consent to faith. Third, it is mainly God, not one who believes in the cause itself. God reveals himself freely and makes his heart stick to him with his grace CCC 37)

Faith and rational beliefs and reasons can be regarded as opposite. Faith is an element of faith, and individuals do not necessarily need reasons without acknowledging the reason. For example, when a person tries to explain them, they believe that God's reason does not seem reasonable. They may not even be criticized. The reason is built as an expression, on the other hand. Faith is basically what we believe, just as we have learned in the church. What is the reason?

God can not separate faith from reason if God of the Bible, who wishes to be reasonable and participate in conversation so that the creator of heaven and earth can see his view. By this God, the reason of faith, the reason of faith exceeds the evidence, faith jumps off the evidence to gain faith. Faith not only "just believes" but also the ability to state the reasons of faith.