People have faith in many possible phenomena which is highly unlikely to happen in nature. For example, there are about 13-14 million Jewish people and two billion Christians living on this planet. All of them are human and have the ability of rational thought, yet they all believe that a man, through his faith in God, parted a sea into two halves for such an extended period of time that a whole nation could walk to the other side of the sea. Yet there could be a rational explanation to this, albeit a bit stretched. If the conditions were just right it is possible that very strong, and I stress that they would have to be incredibly powerful, winds that could have somehow split the sea. It sounds ridiculous and insane but it is …show more content…
Faith should be about taking that blind leap. You do not know if what you put your faith in is correct, but that is the unique aspect of faith. You will never know if you’re right until the end of the journey. No matter what it is you put your faith in, if it is in a deity or another person, you will not know whether you are correct until the end of it all. With God you’ll know at the end of your life. With another person you’ll know at the end of your relationship with that person. It will come with times of firm belief, troubling times and times of extreme doubt. But that is the journey that a person with faith should