If you have ever read the Bible, you know that is something obscure, at least as it differs from the present context of culture. However, this does not mean that its meaning is not timeless, logically anyway. On the contrary, I would believe that it rather transcends time, making it both behind the times and way ahead of the curve/times. This speaks to faith being equally transcendent. Of course, "faith" in this sense is used to describe all of the Catholic teachings on prayer, morality, and theology. If something is true and you know it, what can justify not acting on it? However, this post is about more than a "money where your mouth is" statement, as valuable as such statements are. Not only should faith be lived at the same level as science, but also one's life should be its own liturgy bestowing grace as though a sacrament, receiving such grace from the relationship one has with God, the sacraments one receives, and the extension of love to others one has/receives from God.