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Discover LudwigThe phrase "faith that" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express belief or trust in something or someone. For example: - "I have faith that everything will work out in the end." - "She had faith that her team would win the game." - "His faith in humanity was restored when strangers came to his aid." - "I put my faith in you to make the right decision."
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There is no critical faith that does not include doubt.
I have the maximum faith that he'll get it done.
First, Calvinism, the faith that pervaded his native Scotland.
The religious faith that animates southern life is undimmed.
It's a personal expression of faith that is absolutely essential.
"It is that faith that brings me here.
"There was a blind faith that Phase IV would work.
It's my faith that keeps me from being scared.
It was not faith that was coming into question.
"The just shall live by faith": that is the faith that God himself plants in one's heart.
That is the faith that drives me.
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