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Christians, what is the difference between faith and belief?
Started by Hisashi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Faith is, as defined at by a reputable Faith and belief are synonyms....
Belief is head-knowledge, facts, etc.
A belief hasthey are the same.
Generally means what branch you are from like christian, catholic, muslim, jewish, etc.
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Christians: If you are so secure in your own beliefs? Why do you care about what others believe?
Started by 1st Suzy on
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People have a right to adopt (or reject) any belief.
If someone's beliefs (mine or anyone else's their beliefs, I support religious freedom.
Their belief, or lack of it, is not harming me.
They like.
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At this time in my lifetime i have come to a spiritual crossroads so to speak. I am of First American Religion and every time I tell someone that they automatically think I am a devil worshipper. A pastor here at a local church actually told his congregation...
Started by Lazurus on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sciencechatforum):
There are those who do not respect the belief systems of others, while there are those that do....
I still don’t understand how any Native American can choose to be a Christian of the communities in my area.
Spirtitual belief system.
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Other faiths, feel free to answer as well!
Why, if God wanted us all to accept the same version of "Him" or be more or less severely punished, would God create a planet of continents which would become seperate groupings of peoples with extremely different...
Started by Lunaflora on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at babycenter):
belief systems or different versions of Him..."
Severely punished? Says who? I think diversity is exactly, who would inevitably develop very different cultural belief systems or different versions of "Him for other religion's to answer ....
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Beliefs of Science Does not Compliment Beliefs of the Bible? The beliefs of science is totally opposite from the Bible and they are only out to debunk the beliefs of the Bible. We're not talking about science experiments or anything of that nature, but...
Started by The Anymal on
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Right.
Darwin, for example.
Your god killed all of mankind://www.reasons.org/ Most scientists throughout history were Christian (or Muslim).
Stop using my god as a scapegoat for everything.
With this? Shut up christian.
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I believe in both beliefs of the Muslims and Christians what religion am I? I'm 15 and I'm just really confused on my religion my family is full of different religions Catholics, Atheist, and Christians, so am I qualified as a Muslim or a Christian?
Started by DSK on
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But if, as you say, you believe in the Christian beliefs, then you must believe Jesus is the ....
No Christian would say Jesus in Christian beliefs.
They are exclusive of each other in very important ways .
Believe both.
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Question.
Started by BigBallinStalin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at conquerclub):
I think I could argue Christian points better than CC Christians.
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Started by souhilo1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at city-data):
In fact, it's one....
Many religions proselytize.
They both think they are better than other religions..both think their way is the only way and like to impose their beliefs on others.
They are the same.
Thanks for sharing.
That's pretty interesting.
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Christianity tends to take beliefs quite seriously. The early fathers and councils carefully distinguished between "orthodoxy" from "heresy" in an effort to preserve what they saw as the true Christian message. In the Middle Ages,
Started by Answered on
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Alright, I was having a casual debate with someone on another forum. He thinks atheism is not a lack of belief in God, but rather a belief in the non-existence of God. Me and one other person are trying to tell him that it's semantics, but there is a ...
Started by SCRawl on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stardestroyer):
So, both categories (lack of belief....
They refuse to lump their belief in with all of the otherBriefly, atheism literally means "non-theism", where theism is the belief in at least one god.
The influence of Christian thinking.
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