faith and philosophy

Faith is a belief or trust in something often without complete evidence, such as spiritual or religious convictions. Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, morality, and reality, using reason and argument. While faith relies on inner conviction and personal belief, philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and rational inquiry. Both seek understanding of life’s bigger questions, but they approach them differently—faith through trust and spirituality, philosophy through analysis and debate. Together, they contribute to how individuals interpret their experiences and the world around them.