Is faith feeling God?
Feeling helps, but believing does not depend solely on feeling.
Faith is not an intense religious emotion. It is accepting as true what God reveals, placing our trust in him and in the testimonies that reach us through the Church.
Feelings can accompany and gladden faith, but they can also be lacking. When you do not feel anything, you can still believe, pray, obey, and endure. Mature trust does not live depending on emotional intensity.
This question needs calm, not a slogan. Many doubts are better understood when you separate things: what faith says, what reason can see, what comes from personal experience, and what perhaps is born from a wound or a prejudice.
Key idea
Faith rests on God, not on the emotion of the moment.
Your challenge for this idea
Make a simple act of faith today without measuring whether you feel it much or little.
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