Original sentence: Christian Science advocates the use of prayer instead of medical treatment to treat illness
Edited sentence: "  (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, pg." "Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief." demands self-reliant trustworthiness, which includes spiritual understanding and confides all to God." expresses the helplessness of a blind faith; whereas the injunction, "Believe.Another kind of faith understands divine Love and how to work out one's "own salvation, with fear and trembling.At least not in the sense of a blind faith.But most Christian Scientists would probably not term their practice "faith healing" per se.Christian Science teaches reliance on prayer alone for healing and health care.Faith can be more than just a belief in something.It can be based on experience, understanding, knowledge, etc.It's more of a spiritual reasoning, and listening, to understand God's laws of universal harmony.Mary Baker Eddy's primary book on Christian Science makes this distinction: "In Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English, faith and the words corresponding thereto have these two definitions, trustfulness and trustworthiness.One kind of faith trusts one's welfare to others.There is a brief discussion on the topic of Faith vs Belief on the Christian Science website:.To gain a clearer grasp of God's nature, and likewise our spiritual being as His creation.To recognize, spiritually, how they can govern our life and well-being here and now.and thou shalt be saved