I know that the words "Faith" and "Belief" as a rule can be used interchangeably. And though the following is a personal interpretation, in my mind there are some subtle differences .
I generally grant "Faith" to things that are rational, or have been proven evident to me and are utterly dependable over time; whereas, I'm aware that "Belief" can be bestowed upon absolutely anything, with or without facts or experimental reproduction.
I have faith that the sun will rise tomorrow, but I wouldn't say, "I have a belief that the sun will rise tomorrow. "Even though the context is correct, it somehow relates a subtle, modest possibility that I believe the Sun might NOT rise tomorrow.
We call the Yellowstone geyser, "Old Faithful", not "Old Believable".
The problem with "Belief" is that one can believe anything at all, for any reason at all, even without the use of logic or reasoning. . . at all. All that's really required is the freedom of choice to employ it.
So we can certainly talk about what we believe in if you want. It can make for interesting conversation; but, what we have Faith in is an altogether more serious avenue of discussion. . .and it's finally all I'm really interested in.
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