How do I make an 'if' 'then' loop with two conditions?

I only just started to learn how to script yesterday, and I have come across this issue, and I do not know how to do it, I've read about else and elseif but I believe they function as the opposite of what I need. Basically I'm trying to make a script that will light a player's unlit hand-torch when it comes into contact with a block that is on fire.

I have tried two methods out, both appear to work in testing however I am not sure if one is a correct way of doing it, or if they're both wrong.

function light(hit)
	if script.Parent.Fire.Enabled == true and hit.Fire.Enabled == false then
			hit.Fire.Enabled = true
			hit.Light:Play()
	end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(light)

function light(hit)
	if script.Parent.Fire.Enabled == true  then
		if hit.Fire.Enabled == false then
			hit.Fire.Enabled = true
			hit.Light:Play()
		end
	end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(light)