Certainty and Doubt

As we entered class we were asked “List some things that you are certain about.” I responded that I’m certain that I’m a girl. I learned that certainty is having 100% faith. Doubt is lacking faith. We were then given scriptures to help. Faith’s biblical definition is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Certainty and doubt coincide with each other. They have relationships between each other. Certainty and doubt will have an unbalanced relationship with one another because they don’t agree.

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