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Knowledge and religion: methods and tools1 - faith and reason

It has been said that the essence of religious knowledge is practice. How, then, does someone who practices a religion acquire knowledge and what kind of knowledge does she acquire? Can there be evidence for religious belief and what kind of evidence would do? Perhaps we do not need evidence for this kind of knowledge - after all isn't that what we mean by faith? Read on... Different (knowledge) aspects of knowledge...

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