This is a reflection on the nature of faith. It tries to work out some implications of what James says in chapter 2 of his letter when he tells us, "Oh you say you believe in one God? Well guess what? The demons believe, but they tremble."

Real faith isn't about what we claim to agree with, but what we stake our lives on. This truth cuts two ways:

1. If we say we believe, maybe we're wrong.

2. If we say we don't believe, maybe we're wrong.