This faith endured despite the fact that Enron's financial reporting was mind-numbingly complex, and not just in the footnotes.
Physical and spiritual conditions: The Church lists saints whose faith endured despite severe personal hardship.
Then, perhaps, we will see if the faith can endure a bear market.
Andrews Cathedral to ruin are fires of faith that endure in different, but no less explosive, forms.
But the Catholic faith has endured for 2,000 years because of Flannery O'Connors, not Karen Armstrongs.
It is also a powerful and, one suspects, personal meditation on the limitations of the flesh, and the capacity of either love or faith to endure extreme pressure.
Mr. Kennedy raced to complete his legislative work and his memoirs ("I've got to get this right for history," he kept saying), leaned heavily on his faith, enjoyed (or endured) a procession of tributes and testimonials and just recently petitioned Gov. Deval Patrick of Massachusetts to push for a speedy succession so his Senate seat would not be vacant long.
Bizarrely, some of its members, particularly those in the evangelical tradition, refuse to condemn persecution on the grounds that it's a God-imposed test of faith to be endured rather than an evil to be resisted.
His first novel in 12 years, it turns the dissident trope inside out, recounting the story of one Aglaya Stepanovna Revkina, an ardent Stalinist, whose faith in the tyrant endures for decades, despite her persecution by party factotums eager to hew to the latest party line and despite the Soviet Union's breakup.
