3.11 Faith Another of the three theological virtues is faith. The author says that when Christians speak of faith, they mean it on two different levels. First, it signifies simply a belief — accepting the doctrines of Christianity as true — which Christians recognize as a virtue. This belief manifests itself as a part of searching out statements and deciding on the soundness of them. Therefore, if we believe the evidence that supports Christianity is creditable, we say, subsequently, we have faith in this Christian idea; however, our imagination and emotions may cause us to distrust the idea. Consequently, we must have faith in our reasoning enough to tell our moods “where to get off.” The second level of faith, Dr. Lewis says, comes when one