Faith requirements of the major religions. Evidence for everyday life, evidence for faith. The risks of faith. Pascal's wager reconsidered. Definitions of faith.
Faith goes further still.
Faith in unfalsifiable hypotheses. Everyday and scientific reason is based on evidence, probability, and logic. Faith, the opposite of reason, is willingness to believe the untestable, the impossible, and the illogical. The unnecessary and unfalsifiable hypothesis is the simplest category. Scientific theories about reality are framed in such a way that they can be tested against reality.