You have not shown any such difference,
@petrus100452 Faith is entirely "a manner of thinking." It places trust in God's before trust only in human knowledge.
"it is accepting truths that are revealed, not the result of "thinking".The actions of receiving a truth and discerning it to be true both requires reason and a conscious decision. Therefore thought. Try again.
;-)"Believing that the practice of homosexuality is sinful is therefor not ideological but faithful."An ideology consists of the content of thinking (so says Merriam-Webster), and belief requires thought. Thus to believe something is to have an ideology. Try again.
;-)As for faith, in the example you gave, "faith" (in the Catholic sense) has nothing to do with it. Pagan cultures proscribed homosexuality before Christ ever walked the earth.
The ancient Egyptians, for example, specifically denounced homosexuality in the
42 Negative Confessions listed in the Book Of The Dead.
These were to be recited by a soul when appearing in the Hall of
Maat (goddess of truth, justice, and cosmic order) during the famous
"weighing of the heart" which would decide the fate of the Egyptian soul.
The eleventh Negative Confession states:
"Hail, Qerrti, who comest forth from Amentet, I have not committed adultery, I have not lain with men."Which predates by a few millenia the identical two offenses Paul mentions (adultery and homosexuality) in
1 Corinthians 6:9-10Anything else?
;-)