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It is amazing how much faith it takes to believe how much effort. But the truth is that as humans in flesh we are weak. It is our spiritual nature/side which knows God.
I personally do not have it in me to allow my flesh to gain control over my spiritual knowledge when it comes to God.
It is a vice versa situation, and science and faith can be seen in the flesh and the spiritual.
Science requires faith when it comes to heavens, the earth and creation.
Faith in God requires a spiritual nature of man to be alive and seeking truth that the flesh cannot provide.
Christ appeared to have the fullest control over both his flesh and spiritual giving way to his spiritual over his flesh. When driving home the other night the moon and stars were shining in the heavens. There was a little cloud form which hugged the moon appearing as if angel wings and the moon the head and halo.
The flesh side errs on the edge of reasoning grasping anything they believe to be material to sustain whatever belief they choose by faith about the earth and all that is creation. But faith from the Spiritual relies not on what it can feel and is material. But the things born of the spiritual which manifest in the human flesh and become material. Christ would be a perfect example of faith in man which goes beyond human understanding and the limitations of flesh.
Two things are sure for every person. You are born and you will die... but what then?
It is my own belief that above all these things God is true and exists outside space and time. That whatever we make of our surroundings and whatever we believe we one day face our maker and we give an account.
It is the things I see which teach me to trust God about the things I do not see.
It is a reality that each must be true to their own self. For me God is a reality which exists in all I do. I believe the spiritual nature when ruling and alive in a person lessens the flesh nature of man. Sometimes all we can do is love others and do the best we can by them. We have to trust God for the rest.