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What is your faith?
My epistomology is the eradication of faith and replacing it with knowledge. We converge towards this end by the scientific method. We reduce faith and increase knowledge by questioning every faith, and testing it experimentally and logically. We root out what fails and retain what passes empirical and logical standards.
How you notice the perfect faith?
There is no perfect faith. Any faith is stained, because faith supposes untested things.This is why I have said before I am only embracing faith so that I can get rid of faith and converge towards knowledge.
Moreover, the concept of "perfect" itself is questionable. It is entirely possible that things can be said to be "perfect" only in a relative framework. Albert Einstein demonstrated this more than 100 years ago when he showed that there is no absolute (i.e "perfect") time, and that all time is relative.
Why do you think there is anything perfect at all? Let alone perfect faith?
If you extend this argument that there is nothing perfect, you will see that there is no God. Because God is supposed to be the epitome of perfection, and perfection is an idea that cannot be realized.
How can i have the logic faith?
Your goal should be to eradicate faith, to do this you need to embrace logic so you could converge towards knowledge and away from simple faith.
You eradicate simple faith by examination. One particularly useful way of doing this is looking for contradictions.
For example.
If we know, from Euclidian geometry, that a triangle is not a circle, and a circle is not a triangle.That these two are distinc things, and someone tells us "trust me, I have this magic triangle which is also a circle", we should know that this is a contradiction. We should not believe that.
Why?
Because a triangle is not a circle, a circle is not a triangle, a triangle cannot be a circle and a circle cannot be a triangle in the framework of Euclidean geometry.
You may ask, what do triangles and circles have to do with the question of the existence of God?
I have one word.
Contradiction.
Believing an all powerful, all loving and all knowing God exists and created this universe which is full of evil, and this God was able to create a world in which evil is impossible, is contradictory.
Just as believing a triangle which is also simultaneously a circle is contradictory.
What makes faith logical?
The first test is logical consistency. Is the faith that the sun will raise tomorrow contradicted by any evidence or logic?
No. In the history of mankind. The sun has never failed to shine, not for a single day. So this is a pretty good starting point.
But even further than that, current physics states that the sun has about 5 billion years before it exhausts its energy and supernovaes.So we should not be worried about a supernovae today, that will be 5 billion years premature.
So believing that the sun will shine tomorrow is a logical faith. Believing that the sun will not shine tomorrow is not logical. We can test this theory further in 24 hours, although I suspect you will not need the hours to see my point.
Why do you need the logic faith?
You must mean why do I need a logical faith.
Keeping with the sun example, I need a logical faith to know whether to plan my day for tomorrow or not.
I need a logical faith in order to get knowledge and toss away logic.
I need a logical faith so when the government tells me something I can tell when to believe (when they are logical) and when not to believe (when they are not logical). If the government tells me I need to pay taxes so the taxes could help me build roads and hospitals, and year after year of my paying taxes nowhere in the country are the roads or hospital any better, I would say this is not logical, my tax money is neither going towards roads or hospitals. This is a lie. I should protest.
I need logical faith to know things I do not know yet. To find the cure of AIDS, cancer etc. I can't have faith that Konyagi cures AIDS. There is no evidence supporting that. Why should I believe that?