Human Nature and its views on religion.

It is human nature to question all that pertains to life and our surroundings. We speculate and attempt to answer anything that extends beyond our grasp. This is most common in ancient Greek times where the belief of gods and goddess ruled the minds of all. In today's modern era, religion is looked upon more as guidance rather than a way of life. In the first paragraph, the type of religious faith that is present …

…imperfect beings to follow a perfect path. Thoughts of desire and basic survival instincts are often impure. They are thus sin so, to claim to live such a life is in itself questionable and doubtful, especially in this period in time. The basic difference between the two types of faith is the idea of concrete faith. While some speculate, others follow without question. This is the fundamental difference that separates these two types of faiths.