Bingo. It requires no faith to say everything observed says it works like this but we are currently unsure why and still studying.
It does require faith to say a magic being who man discovered before he knew why things fall down still stands as the best explanation for every question on every subject I can't answer another way.
> It requires no faith to say everything observed says it works like this but we are currently unsure why and still studying
it's almost the exact opposite of faith. it's becoming comfortable with accepting the limits of one's own understanding.
and if it makes an onlooker happier to see things through ancient lenses: look no further than the Stoics to find the same lessons with a 2,000 year patina on them.
