It will help that he has held "faith forums", explaining his faith and urging others to share theirs.
Residual displays of nationalism are just tokens of gratitude to old friends who held faith with him after his resignation.
Countries that make it impossible to disown all religious affiliation are usually pretty unpleasant places to profess a sincerely held faith.
It has been a long time since the majority of Tamil war victims and survivors held faith in any Sri Lankan domestic mechanism.
What cements the tie is the fact that Alawites, a minority whose rather loosely held faith happens to be an esoteric offshoot of Shiism, form the core of Syria's controlling elite.
Britain was an export economy; it held faith in a fixed-currency system (ie, the gold standard), and it saved rather than consumed the proceeds of its export success.
Does this costume mock or belittle someone's deeply held faith tradition?" Ironically, some students at Yale objected that this initial email had been too heavy-handed, provoking Ms Christakis's contribution and the furore that followed.
Many will say that it's easy to mock those with a deeply held faith, but when that faith appears to have been twisted to suit prejudice, it's not only easy but right to mock.
But huge numbers of Americans felt betrayed by Slick Willie's lack of core principles, and resented the discovery that what Clinton sold as the practice of a deeply held faith turned out to be mere dabbling in compensatory sanctimony.
With the luxury of withholding judgment, a novel could interpose itself here, reinvent the characters and circumstances, and begin to investigate an encounter between love and belief, between the secular spirit of the law and sincerely held faith.
I'd be the first to say that when you're dealing with issues of religion and deeply held faith you've got to express yourself moderately and sensitively and with respect one to the other.
