John Hick considers the nature of religious experience in the fifth chapter 'The Nature of Faith' of his Faith and Knowledge. In addition Hick examines knowing, awareness, and related concepts as they pertain to the believer's epistemic relation to God. In this paper I shall bring forward the view of Hick's epistemology of religion, or more simply, religious faith as 'experiencing-as'. For Hick intends his account as an epistemological analysis of the notion of faith. Then I shall try to give some critical comments relating especially to two foci: First, the notion of faith as 'experiencing-as' and second, the question of faith and experience.