13 Apr '17 13:09>
Originally posted by SuzianneThe problem is, when we subject your 'belief method' to the 'scientific method' it fails.
But faith is also supported by a type of "scientific method". Call it a "belief method".
I agree that science is not faith, but they both yield to their own "method".
This leads me to call faith, like science, another type of knowledge.
Describe your 'belief method' as best you can. Give it to a number of different people. Set them on the 'method' for a few years, without allowing them to communicate with each other.
Will they come to the same results?
If two people have different, contradictory beliefs, do they both have knowledge?