Often, when we don’t have a strong belief about something, we turn to faith to pull us through difficult times.
Faith is in some ways a hopeful belief (a low-level belief system). This belief system lacks supportive evidence. In other words, it isn’t based on logic or facts or anything concrete and tangible. It’s instead, built upon a sense of confidence and trust in a person, concept, thing or idea.
When we have faith, we do not have the proof to back up the sense of confidence we feel about something. We, instead, rely on the emotional connection we have “to a thing” to help justify our faith. And, this is what keeps hope alive and moves us forward.
When faith is cultivated over an extended period, it can buy us the time we need to acquire the necessary references needed to form ideas, opinions, and eventually belief systems and convictions.
Faith, alone, is, however, rarely enough. It can sustain you for a while. However, over the long-run, faith needs to grow into a belief. Only a strong belief system will help you get through difficult times.
IQ Matrix Maps
Below you will find relevant IQ Matrix maps that are part of this segment of the MasterMind Matrix chart:
Additional Resources
Learn more about this segment of the MasterMind Matrix by visiting the following links and resources:
- 3 Ways to Cultivate Hope
- About Faith
- Finding Faith and Trust When Gripped by Fear
- How to Keep Your Faith Strong
- How to Not Lose Hope in Tough Times
- The Key to Unshakable Faith and Trust
- The Nature of Faith
- This is Your Brain on Hope
- What is Faith?
- Why Having Faith is the Only Option When the Going Gets Tough
- You Gotta Have Faith
Recommended Books
Here are several recommended books that will provide you with more insights and information about this specific segment of the MasterMind Matrix chart.
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