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**gagagaridze** · 06-23-2009, 04:57 PM

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Shri KRS/Kujuppu, correct me if im wrong...

Faith is of three types...

1) BLIND FAITH
- Believing in something, just because some one/scriptures/ancestors/Scientist or any higher authority said so.

2) TRUE FAITH
- Though it cannot be proved by science, but it supports philosophy,logics and reasoning.

For eg, Mom makes a coffee.. A scientist can tell the tempreature of the coffee and sugar content.. But science cannot prove, that the the puropose of she making coffee is for her 'childrens breakfast"..But childrens know it by faith,(it support logic and reasoning too both in the parents/Childrens/ common Observers view) , that the coffee is prepared for her children... Thats faith..

3) FALSE FAITH (Mooda Nambikkai)..

This is the area where science easily enters and proves it wrong.. Rather, this is set on weak illogical faith, which voluntarily gives room for science to sneak in.

06-23-2009, 04:57 PM	#11
gagagaridze Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 518 Senior Member	Intersting!! An abandoned thread hotting up... Shri KRS/Kujuppu, correct me if im wrong... Faith is of three types... 1) BLIND FAITH - Believing in something, just because some one/scriptures/ancestors/Scientist or any higher authority said so. 2) TRUE FAITH - Though it cannot be proved by science, but it supports philosophy,logics and reasoning. For eg, Mom makes a coffee.. A scientist can tell the tempreature of the coffee and sugar content.. But science cannot prove, that the the puropose of she making coffee is for her 'childrens breakfast"..But childrens know it by faith,(it support logic and reasoning too both in the parents/Childrens/ common Observers view) , that the coffee is prepared for her children... Thats faith.. 3) FALSE FAITH (Mooda Nambikkai).. This is the area where science easily enters and proves it wrong.. Rather, this is set on weak illogical faith, which voluntarily gives room for science to sneak in.
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