Quote by Martin Luther

Reason is the enemy of faith.

Reason is the enemy of faith.

Summary

This quote suggests that reason and faith are essentially incompatible. It implies that when one relies too heavily on reason and logic, it undermines their capacity to believe in and have faith in something beyond empirical evidence. It implies that faith requires an acceptance of the unexplainable and a willingness to trust in concepts that may defy logical understanding. Therefore, reason is seen as a threat or obstacle to the intuitive and emotional aspects of faith, as it tends to seek rational explanations.

By Martin Luther

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