Faith vs Belief

Eddie Kunz | 01/30/2024

We mostly interchange the words Faith and belief, yet they differ. A belief is the acceptance that something is accurate, and faith is complete trust.

With a belief, you might have doubts but ultimately decide that something is a fact. You ask questions and settle on your answer. Beliefs are flexible and can change over time as new information is available.

Being flexible is not the same as having faith. When you have faith in something, then you wholeheartedly believe in it no matter what. No amount of new information will persuade you to think otherwise.

Faith and belief are both parts of any religion, but understanding the difference is crucial in sorting out how you view certain ideologies.

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About the Author

Eddie Kunz

Eddie Kunz works in marketing and customer service by day. By night he is involved in several non profit theater groups where he both performs on stage and works behind the scenes. Eddie loves to read and write as well as study theology and philosophy in his free time.