Anybody who believes in the existence of God, the Devil, angels, demons, heaven, and hell is a person of faith. If we have faith in Jesus Christ, we do have great faith. That faith is not blind, and contrary to evidence, reason, and facts is evidenced in every aspect of the Christian life. Reason and evidence are logical necessities to true faith. Even though one cannot reason to belief in God, he can find reasons for it.
Faith is prior to reason logically speaking.
Obviously non-Christians would not offer proofs for God s existence, yet reason is prior to faith personally , for one does not believe in God or His alleged Word if he has no evidence that God exists and His Word is true. Reason precedes faith as a method of knowing the existence of God and His power. One cannot believe in a God in whom they have no knowledge of, and cannot truly know something without reasoning about that which is to be known. A certain amount of knowledge of God and the gospel must be known if one is to have saving or experiential faith. The subjective side of faith that we are so familiar with only arises from an objective faith in God and His gospel.