After a very intense engagement with Germans, a soldier asked permission from his officer to go into no-man's land to bring back the body of his partner in World War II.
The officer tried to reason with the man and said, 'Look he is dead. What is the good of risking your life to bring back the dead body?'. However, the soldier was adamant and persistent and so in the end the officer gave in. He ordered the company to lay down covering fire while the soldier went out to the body of his friend. A few minutes later, he returned unharmed, with the body of his friend. The officer asked him,
'So was that worth risking your life? To get back a dead man?'
The soldier replied, 'Yes Sir. It was worth it because when I reached him, he was still alive and said to me', I knew you would come for my rescue.' He was waiting for me and he died in my arms. Yes Sir, it was worth it.'

Moral: Faith starts where Logic ENDS.