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What can your faith do for you?
it can keep you in the right mind if you have the right religion. help you with your day to day schedule or issues and keeps your body after death. it keeps me well and away f…rom harm (MORE)
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How do you have faith?
Faith simply means believing. We all believe in something, some people believe the answer is how much money they have... I put my faith in Jesus Christ, the living word of …God. In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God, and was God. The same in the Beginning. The Word became Flesh and we beheld his Glory, the Glory of the only begotten father, full of Grace and Truth. Jesus Christ , The word of God is alive and wants to have a relationship with those who believe who he is. I believe god has given be eternal life because he writes in 1 John 5:13 - These things have I written unto you that believe (have Faith) on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. You can believe(have faith) what others say or you can believe the Word of God. BIBLE- B e I nstructed B efore L eaving E arth. How do I know Jesus loves me - The Bible tells me so. I have faith in the BIBLE. .
Don't think, just follow .
Quick definitions ( faith ) .
noun : loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person .. .
noun : complete confidence in a person or plan etc. .
noun : a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny.. .
noun : institution to express belief in a divine power.. .
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Avoid worldly, self-centered, unGod fearing, "Let's save the world from global warming, even though we don't believe in its creator" people. Ask God for faith, read his word. Obey God and seek what HE says is right and true, not the philosophers in the coffee shop..
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The answer above which says "Don't think, just follow," is not the biblical meaning of faith. That is what is known as "blind faith." The Bible teaches us that we are to use the minds God gave us and UNDERSTAND what and why we believe, as much as is possible. (MORE)
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What is faith?
Faith is believing something. It is an important part of all major religions. ANSWER Faith is a noun, one that denotes action. One must actively take steps… forward, as if what they hope and believe for has already been given, even though they can't see it yet. ANSWER faith is like a love is very hot and has a relationship with the lord Answer Faith is a belief, trust, or confidence, not based merely on logic, reason, or empirical data, but based fundamentally on volition often associated with a transpersonal relationship with God, a higher power, a person, elements of nature, and/or a perception of the human race as a whole. Faith can be placed in a person, inanimate object, state of affairs, proposition or body of propositions such as a religious credo. Faith is distinct from hope in that faith is typically general, rather than specific to an aspect, and in contrast to a "false hope" in a fantasy, the object of faith typically transcends what can be proven scientifically and sometimes exceeds what can be objectively defined. Faith can mean believing unconditionally. It can be acceptance of something that one has been told by one who is considered trustworthy. Faith, by its very nature, requires belief outside of known fact. Faith is formed through instinct, intuition, meditation, communing with nature, prayer, or perceived usefulness of a belief system. The raison d' etre for faith seems to lie in the fact that to some who have attained to a sufficient depth of it, it 'works' in lieu of, or even in addition to, rational reason, logic and science. In other words, faith and reason to some are 'inimical' while, to some others, both work in their respective spheres and in particular sets of circumstances. It is thus that we have scientists on the one hand - including for example top notch ones such as Erwin Schrodinger, Wernher von Braun, Albert Einstein - and religious and spiritual masters, on the other, who hold that faith and reason will both be necessary in order to comprehend reality in all its mystery, since reason is necessarily conditioned by just the four dimensions of space (comprising three dimensions as its elements) and time (one dimension) and as such rational reasoning, or faith, alone can only scratch the surface of reality. Those who understand limitations of reasoning point out that the mere knowledge of the micro organisms and the macro cosmos through science and application of engineering and technology, will never be able to satisfy the deepest urges of human curiosity and wonderment, and even be sufficient for ensuring the survival and thriving of countless species of organic beings. Answer Faith, simply put, is a firm, sincere trust. In religious terms, that trust is in one's beliefs and/or in the god involved in that religion. In Christian terms, faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1). Unlike what some will say, faith in and of itself has no power; it matters in what you have faith. Faith in God, i.e., trust that He will do what He promises, opens the door to receiving the results of those promises. Faith often occurs in spite of what others might think, or physical "evidence" to the contrary -- although one must be careful with the latter. Answer Probably the ability to accept something as true or real without needing empirical proof. Answer Hebrews 11:1 offers a definition. "Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see." For more information on faith, you could also read the whole chapter of Hebrews 11. Answer Faith is the evidence of things not seen, and the hope of the things to come. Faith gives people hope when nothing else can, as faith lifts you up, and keeps you going, when everyone else is struggling Answer Faith is a Supernatural girt of God, Which enables us to believed without doubting whatever God has revealed. Faith is actually a base for love if you have faith in any one then you can love him/her otherwise no faith no love .......base for love:-) (MORE)
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Is this a true story Blind Faith?
No, it's not a true story. But regardless a great movie and very deep insight into the many weaknesses of our cultures that built our great civilizations. I guess justice is s…till in it's infancy phase. As per the following notice at the end of the movie: (Blind Faith 1998) "The Story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, places, buildings and products is intended or should be inferred." (MORE)
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What is better the you phone 5c or 5s?
the 5s because it has better service but it dosent have diffrent colrs just silver gold and black
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Do you believe Jehovahs Witnesses are the true faith?
There are many, many faiths, but are you talking about ...the true Christian faith? ...or the true footstep followers of Jesus Christ and worshipers of the almighty God, Jehov…ah? Well then I would have to reply in a loud, resounding voice - ABSOLUTELY YES! ANOTHER ANSWER Yes I do. FURTHER Obviously, because I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses, I believe it is the truth, otherwise, I would not be a JW. I do believe very strongly that this is the truth, for a large number of reasons, so I cannot state them all, but here are a few: * Consider the name of God, Jehovah. Religions throughout the earth seek to eliminate the name of the Father, Jehovah and all it's forms, from their hymns, Bibles, and buildings, as was the case of a Papal edict in 2008. The Pope stated that it was to 'show respect for the divine name.' Since that decree, many protestant religions have indicated that they will follow suit. They are not denying that Jehovah is His name, they just want to censor it. * Jesus Christ indicated that his priority was to make his Father's name known. (Matthew 6:9; John 17:26) Jehovah's Witnesses, in imitation of Jesus are interested, not in covering over God's name, but in making His name known. In fact, the Bible says that God would take out of the nations 'a people for His name.'(Acts 15:14) If someone uses the name Jehovah when talking about God, what religion do you automatically assume they belong to? * Another indicator is the door to door preaching work. Jesus, his apostles, and all his first century disciples did this work. Jesus also told his followers to continue to do it until the conclusion of the system of things' or 'end of the world.' (Matthew 4:17; Matthew 10:7; Matthew 24:14; Matthew 28:19,20; Luke 8:1; Acts 10:42; Acts 20:20; Acts 28:31) When you see people in your neighborhood going door to door talking about the Bible, who do you automatically associate them with? * Jehovah's Witnesses, in accord with Bible principles, do not engage in worldly affairs such as politics and warfare. (John 17:16) They try to live in accord with the Bible's high standards of honesty and morality even though people around often don't understand. (1 Peter 4:4) Also, we have a huge united worldwide brotherhood that transcends national boundaries, race, language, tribe, and culture. (Psalms 133:1) * JW's do not subscribe to any church established creeds, traditions, or doctrines, but use only the Bible as the final authority on all matters pertaining to faith, and if at some time, they find that the Bible shows an incorrect view concerning a matter, they make adjustments as necessary to continue in the path of righteousness. (Proverbs 4:18) * The publications that we distribute and use for instruction direct the reader to the Bible as the source of the information. These are just a few indicators as to why I feel that JW's have the truth. There are literally hundreds of reasons, though, and way too numerous to list here. (MORE)
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Is Catholicism the one true faith?
The True Faith has to have four marks; One, Holy, Catholic or Universal, and Apostolic. The Catholic Church has these four marks. One meaning: one Church, united in Faith and …Worship, and is in succession from the Apostles themselves. Holy meaning: The Church is perfect, flawless, and is the spotless Bride of Christ. Even though the Catholic Church is made up of sinners, the Church itself is Holy. Catholic or Universal meaning: The Church can be found everywhere. In Rome, a suburban Parish, in the Amazon Jungle, yet they are all completely united under Christ. Apostolic meaning: You can trace back her descent all the way back to the first Apostles. The Catholic Church validly claims succession from the Apostles themselves. Also, the Catholic Church was not made by man, but by Christ Himself. Other Churches, the Anglican was founded by King Henry VIII, and the Lutheran Church was founded by Martin Luther. Man is not perfect, so why would one want to follow a Church made by a man. One would rather follow a Church that Jesus Christ Himself made, I would think. . Catholic AnswerOf course, and the answer above explains the marks of the true Church, which are recited in the Creed each week, very well. Catholicism is the only faith (after Judaism, of which it is a fulfillment and a continuation) which was instituted by God, Himself. Established by His Son coming to earth, teaching, and then dying on the Cross and sending the Holy Spirit. Our Blessed Lord, through His Apostles, His Church, and His Scriptures, explained that the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church is His Mystical Body, and His Bride, of which there can be only One. He has guaranteed it until the end of time, and made it the one way in which Salvation may be procured. (MORE)
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What is the answer to 20c plus 5 equals 5c plus 65?
20c + 5 = 5c + 65 Divide through by 5: 4c + 1 = c + 13 Subtract c from both sides: 3c + 1 = 13 Subtract 1 from both sides: 3c = 12 Divide both sides by 3: c = 4
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Is Blind Faith based on a true story?
Yes, Blind Faith is based on a true story. It is a book and a TV show, and a lot of details have been changed in both to keep the person's identity hidden.
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What is one main different between the Christian and the Jewish faiths?
The Jewish faith has a very long history, and rests mainly on: 1.) The Faith of their Fore-Father, Abraham: who believed God and was credited with Righteousness. … 2.) The Law: as given by their Law-giver Moses, in the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. 3.) The Promises of God: to bless them and make them a blessing. 4.) The Messiah: who will come and bring God's promises to a total and final fulfillment. The Christian faith rests mainly on: 1.) The birth, life, death, resurrection, and final return of Jesus Christ the Son of God (Christ: Greek word for Messiah): who is God's promised Messiah. The Son is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. Colossians 1:15. (MORE)