Faith

Automatic institutions - Faith is the way of knowing that most awaken differences of perspectives and stimulate exploration of your ideas and other people’s ideas. It is ambiguous, that means it varies from one person to the other. There are four different definitions for faith:
 * 1) Faith is associated with trust, having faith in someone. With it, we can gain confidence and security with ourselves and others
 * 2) Keeping promises. It involves ideas of honour and honesty
 * 3) Accepting assumption or appearances with no further question for the moment, it is practical and provisional. It can be adopted to sciences, when the scientist is open to change his or her hypothesis to another that proves to be more accurate, more consistent, etc. Outside the sciences, we accept certain assumptions. If they are integral to our worldviews, we are less likely to open to change.
 * 4) Faith is subjective: it is either belief that rejects the need for justification that could convince people who have doubt, or a justification that is based on other justifications Although they don’t convince anyone, they are persuasive for the believer.