Humans are naturally logical beings, our wiring may sometimes hinder us from enjoying the fullness of all that God could be to us. Faith is a major force in our walk with God, which we may not be able to properly analyse with our senses. There is something called cognitive belief and non-cognitive belief. Cognitive belief is to believe in something or someone that you know and that you can see physically. The non-cognitive belief is to believe in something or someone you do not know. In this episode, my guest and I had a conversation about human cognitive psychology and our faith, how religion affects our cognitive behaviour, and other aspects of building a healthy cognition and faith.