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Faith
Faith
n.
Belief
;
the
assent
of
the
mind
to
the
truth
of
what
is
declared
by
another
,
resting
solely
and
implicitly
on
his
authority
and
veracity
;
reliance
on
testimony
.
Faith
n.
The
assent
of
the
mind
to
the
statement
or
proposition
of
another
, on
the
ground
of
the
manifest
truth
of
what
he
utters
;
firm
and
earnest
belief
, on
probable
evidence
of
any
kind
,
especially
in
regard
to
important
moral
truth
.
Faith
n.
The
belief
in
the
historic
truthfulness
of
the
Scripture
narrative
,
and
the
supernatural
origin
of
its
teachings
,
sometimes
called
historical
and
speculative
faith
.
Faith
n.
The
belief
in
the
facts
and
truth
of
the
Scriptures
,
with
a
practical
love
of
them
;
especially
,
that
confiding
and
affectionate
belief
in
the
person
and
work
of
Christ
,
which
affects
the
character
and
life
,
and
makes
a
man
a
true
Christian
,
called
a
practical
,
evangelical
, or
saving
faith
.
Faith
n.
That
which
is
believed
on
any
subject
,
whether
in
science
,
politics
, or
religion
;
especially
(
Theol
.), a
system
of
religious
belief
of
any
kind
; as,
the
Jewish
or
Mohammedan
faith
;
and
especially
,
the
system
of
truth
taught
by
Christ
; as,
the
Christian
faith
;
also
,
the
creed
or
belief
of a
Christian
society
or
church
.
Faith
n.
Fidelity
to
one
's
promises
, or
allegiance
to
duty
, or to a
person
honored
and
beloved
;
loyalty
.
Faith
n.
Word
or
honor
pledged
;
promise
given
;
fidelity
; as, he
violated
his
faith
.
Faith
n.
Credibility
or
truth
.
Faith
interj.
By my
faith
; in
truth
;
verily
.
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