When the American Colonies became the United States, the Church of England in the new country became the Episcopal Church, and although it was no longer the established faith, it was, from the start, the church of the established order.
The country no longer recognises the Lutheran church as the established faith, but it is still officially designated as the "people's church" and the monarch must belong to it.
For more than a century, the established faith was distinguished by multistory "great houses," with small interior kivas, and by much larger "great kivas" — round, mostly subterranean and covered with a sturdy roof.
Would it be the established faith of Puritan New England, the established Anglican Church of the Southern Colonies, the Deism of the Enlightenment, or something else entirely?
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"The vision here," he said, referring to the mosque, "is first of all to establish faith in God".
Alexander Hamilton, the first Treasury secretary, considered it vital to America's economic health to re-establish faith in the national credit.
But Mr. Corson also said the Japanese seafood industry could face a long and difficult struggle "to establish faith in the safety of their seafood — not unlike the challenges faced by gulf fishermen in the U.S. after the BP oil spill".
"We were hoping the Americans would bring us a better life than we had". As the battlefield is gradually transformed into a construction zone, U.S. officials acknowledge that they have a limited amount of time to establish faith among residents eager for life return to normal.
