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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jan 8, 2021 12:30:10 GMT
The difference is that one might make plans which one believes are reasonable in light of mortality; but to speak of one's faith in those plans implies more, a reliance on their success even. The distinction, at least in religious terms (where 'faith' can be used differently from the secular), is made here: So faith has to do with dependence on something and committing to it beyond all doubt to a point where it will change your life heavily if you do it compared to if you don't? That's what I think that idea of faith means. I am sure for some religious people faith equates to confidence or conviction, yes.
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