For a full defence of Reason as the servant of Faith you need to refer to Thomas Aquinas.
But a simple justification may be derived from the saying attributed to St. Thomas More that God created the Animals to worship Him in their Innocence; the Angels to worship Him in their Glory; and Man to worship Him in his Wisdom.
Following St. Thomas More's reasoning we see that since God granted Man a difference from the Animals in that Man alone has Reason, it would be unreasonable for God to deny Man recourse to Reason in his glorification of God.
The point is not subtle, but it has escaped sectarians for centuries.
Maimonides
Roman Catholic AnswerNormally, a good confession.
in a sense that when you have faith it is because you are completely believing to a thing.that is essential but in the other hand having that faith has a deeper reason. It can be * own satisfaction or fullfilment; * for the sake of majorities We have different reason why we have such faith,but there is one reason of faith its because you believe.
They don't. "Faith" means that you believe in something WITHOUT a good reason.
No, reconciliation is about confessing your sins and being forgiven by God or 'reconciled' with God. confirmation is about strengthening the faith you have with God and the Holy spirit
because if you are good he will guarantee you a place in heaven :) B: And also because, having faith in things/persons other than GOD, will most likely lead to idol-worship, and thinking that you can operate without depending on GOD.
Universitas
Though faith is above reason, there can never be a contradiction between faith and science because both originate in God. It is God himself who gives to us the light both of reason and of faith.
In the Christian faith, the first man to write about the interdependence between faith and reason was Saint Thomas Aquinas, who lived from 1225 until 1274.
Scholastacism
Bill Moyers on Faith and Reason - 2006 was released on: USA: 23 June 2006
Reason for faith? The gods were their way of explaining the world around them. For example, if there's a storm, Zeus (sky god) is angry.