Which is better than proof, really. As I noted earlier, I love science. Science gives me a little bit of certainty about how the universe works. The really cool thing is that when science comes up with a new way of looking at things science says, “Hey, check this out! We have some new research that changes what we thought.” There was originally a thought that the sun, all the stars and all the other planets revolved around the earth. Copernicus came up with a new model that suggested otherwise, that the earth revolved around the sun. It wasn’t a popular idea initially but people eventually came around to it. Science is like that and I’m glad for it.
Faith, on the other hand, gives me the assurance of things hoped for. It isn’t a proof. It isn’t tangible. It’s just there. Well, it’s not always there. Like anyone else I have my moments of wavering faith. Most people do at one time or another and that’s okay. Things happen that make me wonder about God and Jesus and the Holy
