Faith is based on evidence, while reason is based on belief.

Faith is based on personal experience, while reason is based on logic.

Faith is based on tradition, while reason is based on innovation.

Faith is based on emotion, while reason is based on intellect.

Faith can provide a foundation for reason, while reason can help to refine and clarify faith.

Faith can provide a source of motivation for reason, while reason can help to guide and direct faith.

Faith can provide a sense of meaning and purpose, while reason can help to make sense of the world.

All of the above.

Faith can lead to irrational beliefs, while reason can lead to skepticism.

Faith can lead to intolerance, while reason can lead to open-mindedness.

Faith can lead to dogmatism, while reason can lead to critical thinking.

All of the above.

Religious diversity can challenge our beliefs and force us to think more critically about them.

Religious diversity can expose us to new ideas and perspectives, which can help us to grow and develop our own beliefs.

Religious diversity can help us to appreciate the value of different ways of thinking and living.

All of the above.

We can encourage people to be open-minded and willing to consider different perspectives.

We can encourage people to be critical thinkers and to question their own beliefs.

We can encourage people to be respectful of other people's beliefs, even if we disagree with them.

All of the above.