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Originally Posted by W.HI.P
The second part is in reference to a discussion being held on perceptions of faith in regards to (I assume) a christian view on the term faith.
In this case, it is based on the words and action of the fictional character "Jesus".
In this sense, the word "Faith" would be, without doubt, and therefore is non-existent amongst christians.
"If ye only faith, you could move a mountain"
A christian, claiming to have faith, is either insane or ignorant.
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The discussion prior to your post wasn't about the Christian view of faith. It was based on a more philosophical view.
You have a set of beliefs. You believe Christian's have no true faith. You see the word faith and equate it to Christians'.
Believing something as a matter of principle,to me is, only believing one's own moral precepts, while at the same time denying another theirs.
The beliefs we hold, which are the most dangerous, are the ones we staunchly defend for our self, while at the same time denying another, their own.