Here is my take on it. You can call something that is reasonable whatever you want, but the reason
I accept it is because it has earned my trust.
For example, we can assume that 1 + 1 = 2. It cannot be proven to work each and every time. It is simply a postulate. It is
not because of faith that I accept it. I accept it because it has earned my trust. Everytime I have tried to add 1 thing to another, I've always ended up with 2 things.
My question is can you have the same kind of trust in things like miracles? Is there some kind of consistancy in the supposed existence of god that will earn my trust? In other words, if I have cancer now, will I know for certain that god will cure my cancer and sign his name on my forehead saying "cured by god"? By the way, personal evidence (the kinds of evidence that can only be seen or heard by a certain person or persons are usually the result of hallucination)
ain't the kind of consistancy that I am looking for.
Trust is different than faith.
The Laminator
For goodness's sake, please vote Democrat this November!