
My faith requires me to ask questions. Let's start with a few easy ones, shall we?
Why are you incapable of building a descent set of arms without drugs?
Why couldn't you refrain from impregnating your former girlfriend?
Why can't you keep your weenie in your pants instead of humping girls you just met?
Why do you have this fetish for prostitutes?
When are you going to evolve into more than just a one pump chump on AAS?
And the big one. Why am I even bothering to ask you questions as any answer given will be as juvenile as your outlook on what you call your life?
Nothing has all the answers to every question in life, including the Bible. The Bible doesn't mention airplanes, cars, trains or motorcycles, does it? And yet they exist today. I have yet to read anything about telephones in the Bible but yes, they exist. Why? Because telephones, cars, trains, airplanes, movie theaters, polar bears and penguins, giraffes, motorcycles and a host of other things up to, including and beyond Dana Lynn Bailey and Kai Greene posing together on one stage(that should have been an apocalyptic sign) are not matters of faith.
I don't worry about such things. Faith is for the hope of something better at the end of all things. Science cannot (yet?) create matter and life from nothing but it can make life better for all concerned. Life is finite and for me and many I know, "faith" is about the hope in the promise of what comes after.
You cannot make a leap of faith in two jumps. Faith can also lead one to jump to conclusions but then it is wise to test those conclusions in the manner of science. Empirically. Example - A man told me that he laid hands upon a man born without eyes and that man then grew eyes and could see. I asked where the proof was. Where's the video? The man said (more to the congregation that to me) "Do you doubt GOD!!!!".
I said, nope. You're not God. I doubt you. Prove it. Test the spirits as well as the lab samples. I prefer my faith, my hope in something more after all this is over. I hold fast to the hope of seeing loved ones again and being together for eternity. I have no real idea if my faith will prove true but if not, so be it. I will go to my end hoping for more. I find no joy in the prospect of "nothing". If Atheists do, fine. But I doubt it. It is only human to hope and that is exactly what we are.