Children Learn

So here's a thought I had today.

I was thinking about how children learn. First off, they are so willing to believe. Secondly, they ask a lot of questions.

I think the two principles are very important and go hand in hand.

If you ask a lot of questions but never believe the answers, are you actually going to learn anything? Or will it all slip away, because it seems that when we believe an answer that's when it sticks with us.

On the other hand, if you only believe and don't ask questions, then you aren't learning anything. You can't expand your knowledge if you never ask questions. You aren't growing or progressing without asking questions (and seeking answers).

I think FAITH is a matter of both believing and asking. Faith without works is dead. Asking questions and seeking answers is a type of work in my opinion.

What do you think?