I think it wise to understand a process and the end result of something someone wants to do to you... for example: a doctor, what if he told you he wants to do this crazy operation but it has not been proven to work... and he can't explain it to you or show proof of its success... do you just let this random (possibly crazy) doctor start this kind of operation on you... do you just trust him because you can't understand the complicated surgery process? I mean,hes a doctor so he must be trustable... um, no. I mean, hes a god so he must be trustable... um, no.
do you understand everything that goes on in a computer, every facet of electrodynamics, logic circuits and programming language, every nuance of network flow and the physics of light transmission, or do you press the "on" button, open a browser and start clicking links?
do you understand everything about combustion engines and the mechanics of motion before you drive a car? no, you trust Honda and the testimony of other Honda owners, get in the driver's seat and go.
human experience is no stranger to the idea of a "black box." that same doctor prescribes you a pill and you, ignorant of biochemistry, completely unaware of the pharmaceutical companies production processes, go to the drug store, have your prescription filled and eat the pills twice daily with food until the bottle is empty.
what makes trusting God different?
