Your argument essentially reframes doubt as fidelity. From an engineering perspective, certainty has its appeal. Clear inputs and predictable outputs. It's efficient. Faith with ambiguity feels systemically unstable.
Not all doubt. The kind that keeps showing up and asking, though, that's what faith with scars looks like. Certainty is fine for engineering, but I've never met someone whose life followed a predictable output pattern. We're built to wrestle.
Your argument essentially reframes doubt as fidelity. From an engineering perspective, certainty has its appeal. Clear inputs and predictable outputs. It's efficient. Faith with ambiguity feels systemically unstable.
Not all doubt. The kind that keeps showing up and asking, though, that's what faith with scars looks like. Certainty is fine for engineering, but I've never met someone whose life followed a predictable output pattern. We're built to wrestle.