What Faith Really Means
       Rev. Henry Grey Graham
       
       Faith is rational; it's the response of the mind that
       leads us to believe based on the authority of the
       one who tells us.  We have “faith” when
       scientists tell us that our cells each contain
       forty-six chromosomes, or that lithium atoms have
       three protons; we haven't counted them or done the
       experiments ourselves.  It is perfectly rational
       for us to have this faith; those who tell us such
       things have authority; and we believe what
       they tell us precisely due to that authority.
       
       But what about when God tells us something?
       Should we not respond with an even stronger faith;
       indeed, with a supernatural faith, a faith that
       only God can give us?
       
       In this little book, Fr. Graham goes through all
       these things:  what faith is, why we should have
       it, and the foundation of the authority on which we
       base it.  An excellent resource for showing that
       our faith is, indeed, supernatural; but it is also
       rational, a necessity in this
       pseudo-rational age.
       
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