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Faith goes beyond [[materialism]] to include beneficial use of the unseen, [[spiritual]] reality. [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] taught that even a little faith can move mountains ([[Matthew, Chapter 17#20|Matthew 17:20]]). The existence of [[infinity]] implies the existence of the infinite power of faith.

Faith goes beyond [[materialism]] to include beneficial use of the unseen, [[spiritual]] reality. [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] taught that even a little faith can move mountains ([[Matthew, Chapter 17#20|Matthew 17:20]]). The existence of [[infinity]] implies the existence of the infinite power of faith.

Precisely defining "faith" is challenging.<ref>''See also [[defining faith]]''.</ref>  Faith is "realizing the [[infinity|infinite]], and using it for [[Goodness|good]]."  Faith overcomes [[liberal denial]].  Faith as recognition of the [[infinite]] good overcomes an infinite harmful obsession ([[addiction]]).

Precisely defining "faith" is challenging.<ref>''See also [[defining faith]]''.</ref>  Faith is "realizing the [[infinity|infinite]], and using it for [[Goodness|good]]."  Faith overcomes adversity, [[evil]] and [[deceit|lies]] (Including [[liberal denial]]).  Faith as recognition of the [[infinite]] good overcomes an infinite harmful obsession ([[addiction]]).

The entire Chapter 11 of the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)#11:1|Epistle to the Hebrews]], possibly spoken by [[Jesus]] on the [[Road to Emmaus]], is devoted to explaining faith, which is unique to [[Christianity]].

The entire Chapter 11 of the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)#11:1|Epistle to the Hebrews]], possibly spoken by [[Jesus]] on the [[Road to Emmaus]], is devoted to explaining faith, which is unique to [[Christianity]].