I'm Pastor Mike Winger and this is Bible Thinker the program dedicated to thinking

biblically about everything.

Okay, this worked this time. Welcome to the Tuesday live stream.

We're going to talk about why Christians and non-Christians

can't agree on faith with special guest,

Mika, because she laid down there

as I was getting ready for the stream,

and I didn't want to make her move because she's my cat.

So I did a poll on Twitter. I actually did a Twitter poll with over 1,300 respondents and I asked you know you guys, everybody who would get involved, I just wanted them to give their opinion on the definition of faith.

So let me put up that poll right here, and I'll tell you the story of what, why I did poll and all that but here's the original poll I said hey

What is faith?

Vote so that we will know if you're a Christian or a non-Christian and I put four poll options one of them was that faith is belief without evidence.

Actually, really there's really two options in two categories of people.

Faith is either in this poll, it is belief without evidence, or it is trust.

Belief and trust are kind of synonymous terms, but it was either belief without evidence or just trust.

And for the people who responded to the poll, they were to, hopefully, to vote indicating whether they were Christian or

non-Christian I didn't want to say Christian or atheist I I didn't have enough space in a

poll to put every category in there so I just put Christian versus non-Christian

what is the definition of faith? The results are really

interesting and it's hard to see it from what you're looking at on the screen here because

it makes it look like 60% of people or 55 or whatever think it's trust

but actually when you take these things and you to put them into a pie chart you get a

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