Faith and evidence. Their compatibility

Wikipedia: Faith is the recognition of something true, regardless of the actual or logical justification, mainly
by virtue of the very nature of the subject's relationship to the subject matter, Confidence, deep confidence, in someone or something. The opposite of faith is doubt, skepticism.

G.G. Once, at the beginning of the emergence-conceit in me of faith in God Reposed that when the proof of the existence of God begins, Faith stops, but it's not. My definition of faith is now: “Faith is a certain state of a person when his thoughts, actions and all behaviors are associated with the absent side in the field of view and audibility, but the real phenomenon of essence for him. Or this essence can be near a person, but cannot be perceived by him organs of vision, hearing, touch and so on, but is for him reality.

Belief in God is a deep conviction of man in the existence of God as the Creator of the universe and all that exists in it. Faith arises in man as a result of his life on Earth and the search for truth in his life and in the lives of people around him. In the Bible, faith is defined as: “Faith There is the fulfillment of the expected and confidence in the invisible” (Hebrews 11:1).

For Christians, the word “believer” means that this person believes that The Son of God Jesus Christ was on earth in the human body and brought Himself into A sacrifice on the cross for the sins of people. It also means that this person He received him as his Savior, his God and loved Him. The Believer in the Son God is a regenerated man and from the moment of love for God and repentance He has eternal life. Without the love of God to be with Him in eternity It's not possible."

Belief and evidence are two different ways Formation of beliefs. Faith often implies the acceptance of something true based on personal belief, intuition or religious beliefs, while evidence is based on logical reasoning, empirical and facts. The faith can be seen as subjective conviction, and evidence as objective.

Vera: Often associated with religious beliefs where people believe in the existence of God or spiritual truths without the need for empirical Evidence. Faith can be associated with hope, love, devotion and other emotional or spiritual experiences.

Evidence: used in science, logic and everyday life for confirmation or refutation of hypotheses and statements. Evidence must be objective, verifiable and evidence-based.
The difference between faith and evidence is often discussed in the context of Science and Religion. Some argue that faith and evidence incompatible, while others believe that they can coexist or even SUPPLEMENT each other.
In some cases, faith may be associated with certain evidence, for example, when a person BELIEVES in the results of the future scientific research. In the end, faith and evidence is different ways of forming beliefs that can be useful in different situations and for different people.