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Faith is emphasized in Christianity but is unrecognized by the worldview of [[Philosophical Skepticism|philosophical skepticism]].
Faith is emphasized in Christianity but is unrecognized by the worldview of [[Philosophical Skepticism|philosophical skepticism]].
==Criticisms of faith==
Outside of dogmatic religions and when considered by non religious, and a certain number of religious rationalists, faith is often considered as irrational and a willing ignorance of reality. Faith is, by definition, an alternative for when logic and empirical evidence fails.
Many religious peoples claim that there is adequate historical evidence of various God's existences and interaction with human beings. Support of this view would irradicate 'faith' in God as belief as legitimate evidence would take it's place. However, there has been no historical evidence that has managed to convince a majority of historians that any single religion is true. This situation is not helped by sometimes contradictory evidence touted by different religions.
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