I felt that this is one of the most agreeable descriptions to me
in regard to what faith is.

I happened to see Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" again on TCM(Turner Classic Movies)
the other day. I was surprised to hear Tolstoy's words about God.

"History of mankind is happening by the outer force, not ours. It's God"

I don't know whether this is proper comment to your article, sun-bae-nim.

Thank you for your comment.
Only a man with deep faith can say that way with conviction.
So what Leo Tolstoy said is not surprising to me and certainly is very much appropriate here, indeed.

"Return to the Sacred Space"
by Richard Rohr from his book "Everything Belongs"

.... We keep praying that our illusions will fall away.
God erodes them from many sides, hoping they will fall.
But we remain trapped in what we call normalcy, "the way things are."
Life becomes problem-solving, fixing, explaining, and taking sides with
winners and losers. It can be a pretty circular and nonsensical existence.
Instead, we have to allow ourselves to be drawn into sacred space.
all transformation takes place there. We have to move out of "business as usual"
and remain on the threshold where we are betwixt and between.
There, the old world is left behind, but we're not sure of the new one yet.
That's a good space. Get there often and stay as long as you can
by whatever means possible.
It's the realm where God can get at us because we are out of the way.
In sacred space the old world is able to fall apart, and the new world
is able to be revealed.
If we don't find the sacred space in our lives, we start idolizing normalcy.
We end up believing it's the only reality, and our lives shrivel.
... Being in that space is like the time after the death of someone you love.
It's time and space where nothing looks like what we're used to. ...