Are faith & wisdom two wings of a bird in Buddhism?

I read the following ideas on the internet but could not find an authoritative source for these ideas: > how one gains faith after loosing faith (with wisdom, conviction) and > balances wisdom and faith. This is in fact a very important aspect of > many of the Buddhas, as well as sects of Buddhism teachings. Gelugpa > teachings of lojong explain about the importance of balancing faith > and wisdom "like 2 wings of a bird", as well as faith of importance in > theravada school (until one reaches state of stream entry) > > Gelugpa teachings of lojong explain about the importance of balancing > faith and wisdom "like 2 wings of a bird", as well as faith of > importance in theravada school (until one reaches state of stream > entry) All I could find on the internet was: > Just as the birds fly through God's creation on two graceful wings, we > fly to the truth of the Church on wings of faith and reason. > > [Minnesota Catholicism](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Diocese_of_Crookston) Are faith & wisdom two wings of a bird (somewhere) in Buddhism?