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Originally Posted by Isaac-Saxxon
Thank you ChooChoo  You are incapable of having faith in something you can not see, taste, smell or hear.  |
A person cannot have faith in something they see, hear, taste, smell because it does not require faith in order to believe or know that it works or exists.
One cannot see gravity, we merely see the effects.
One cannot see the air in the sky, but it passes over and under an airplane wing, allowing it to fly.
One cannot see, smell, taste, feel the oxygen and nitrogen in the air, yet we breathe it.
One cannot see, smell, etc. Carbon Monoxide, yet it can still kill you. (The smell is actually added to the carbon monoxide so people have a warning if there is a leak.)
If you felt oxygen blown against your skin, could you tell it apart from nitrogen?
We have faith that all these are true. Some can be proven to exist by using the senses, but only with recent advances in technology, while others we can only see the effects.
God is the same way, we cannot see him, but we see effects that can only originate from Him.