The phrase "serious faith" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's level of commitment and belief in a particular religion or belief system. Example: "John's serious faith in Christianity has guided him through many difficult times in his life."
His serious faith doesn't rule out fun.
In 1982, Pope John Paul would have encountered a prime minister of quite serious faith (Margaret Thatcher had, after all, made the decision to convert from Methodism to Anglicanism in search of a "more formal" creed) pursuing policies that the most secular market-liberal would have been happy with.
To believe he isn't requires a serious faith in a favorite maxim of Trump apologists: Take him seriously, not literally.
Indeed it is a though there is a correlation between cheap religious talk and practical foolishness that does not understand that serious faith concerns the connectedness of all human beings and all creatures, so that society cannot be safely divided between the indifferent rich and the needy poor.
Bush guidelines: "Before using race, there must be a serious good faith consideration of workable race-neutral alternatives".
Narrow tailoring does, however, require serious, good faith consideration of workable race-neutral alternatives that will achieve the diversity the university seeks.
The Court disagreed with the lower court's assumption that the university's "serious, good faith consideration of workable race-neutral alternatives" was sufficient to justify the consideration of race in university admissions.
They also "reiterated their commitments to all their obligations under the road map and committed themselves to a continuation of a good faith, serious and continuous dialogue," Mr. Regev said.
Neither party believes for a moment that the other is acting in good faith or serious about co-operation.
With good faith and a serious effort, the memorial to the victims of Sept. 11, the site's centerpiece, can be ready by then.
Earnest money shows the buyer is serious and is acting in good faith.
