+Pierre Thierry I don't think you got my specific meaning of "unknowable". If our only way of knowing heaven or hell exists is to die, that would be unknowable because no dead person can transfer that knowledge to me, and I can't transmit it back after death to anybody. The existence of God is then also unknowable. Claiming God is real by belief, faith or personal salvation is in my semantics knowing the unknowable.
I'm trying to understand you, but you are losing me. You were previously claiming that I acted on faith in my daily life, but I claimed that I had knowledge that I acted on. Now your definition of faith seems to be such that you were misusing it in the previous interchange and that I was right; I don't live or act on faith.
Also, if a person of faith says to me that they know their is the God of Abraham, are they not doing it on faith? Is saying I think their's the God of Abraham more indicative of faith? Do you have to say you
believe their is the God of Abraham to be doing it on faith? And how would you even know that their was an Abraham, or his God among the god's if you didn't get taught about it based on books and other credible evidence? Would true faith have to come out of people naturally without them being taught about a religion?