Maglahad ng ilang impormasyong na nagpapakita ng aspektong pangkultura tulad ng kaugalian kalagayang panlipunan at paniniwala o prinsipyong masasaalamin sa epikong labaw donggon subuking gamitin ang alinman sa mga pag ugnay sa pag lalahad tulad ng una pagkatapis samantala gayundin sumusunod sa wakas at samakatuwid sa pagbibgay ng impormasyong

The assertion is quite true.

Because to have Faith simply means to believe in the existence of entities, and minds and beings that we cannot see but whose activities have left a lot of evidence to suggest that suggests the actually exist.

For example, there is no religion that does not have a god. In Christianity, we have God, the Almighty, also known as the Uncreated Creator.

In Islam, there is Allah, in Hindu, it's Buddha.

At least one of these religions offer as a way to explain the existence of the Universe and the existence of a God who created all things.

So when we try to justify a position, regardless of whether it is spiritual or not, "reasoning" is already involved.

Besides, it doesn't make much sense to "blindly" practice religion that is based on faith alone from a God who created the entire universe (man inclusive) as well as the ability to reason.

Therefore, reason and faith do not only co-exist, but have to co-exist.

Cheers!