The duty of faith

Hello David. I have already written several times that I believe there is no obligation to delve into philosophy and arguments as a basis for belief. If a person comes to the conclusion that he believes and that is satisfactory for him, then that is fine. Furthermore, the more you delve into arguments, the less certain you become because you are aware that we are human beings who can make mistakes. One thing is clear, if you identify truth with certainty you are making a bitter mistake. In such a situation you will not be able to accept anything on earth because nothing is certain (and not just faith). I have elaborated on this in my books, mainly Two Carts and Unstable Truth. We are condemned to make decisions under conditions of uncertainty, both in science and in faith and in every other area of ​​our lives. Probability is good enough, and we do not have to have certainty. Why did God create the world and us this way? I have no idea.