✨Dickinson's poem 'Faith is a Fine Invention' explores the contrast between faith and science.
🔍The speaker in the poem favors evidence gathered by the senses, such as through microscopes, over blind faith.
🌍Dickinson often expresses a preference for nature, symbolizing the heavens she can see on Earth, over the afterlife.
💡By placing the word 'faith' in quotation marks, Dickinson suggests that its definition or limits are being explored.
🧩The poem contains a paradox in which faith is deemed acceptable only when one cannot rely on the senses.