i have to strongly disagree with the bold part here. if faith is completely blind, then you could believe anything -- how do you decide what to have blind faith in? there needs to be evidence. maybe the evidence for you is the inner witness of the Holy Spirit. if so, that's great, but it's not blind. you wouldn't have faith if you didn't have good reason to believe.
We got a combo ticket and visited both. They are 40 miles apart, but connected by I-75.
The size of the Ark was awesome. It was 510' long, I think that's right, and 85' wide. The Titanic was 880' long but the Ark had way more storage space. The Ark didn't waste space on huge engines, and indoor swimming pools.
Blessed are those who believe without seeing...
fair enough. to me, faith is putting your trust in what you believe to be true for good reason, even when there may seem to be good reasons to believe otherwise. "blind faith" implies that you are believing without any evidence. this seems very unreasonable, and even dangerous.