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... faith . Creeds and confessions . The faith of Christendom is present in the confessions of faith and the creedal writings of the different churches . Three creeds find general ecu- menical acknowledgment : the Apostles ' Creed , the ...
... faith . Creeds and confessions . The faith of Christendom is present in the confessions of faith and the creedal writings of the different churches . Three creeds find general ecu- menical acknowledgment : the Apostles ' Creed , the ...
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... faith Evidence of God in nature. and existentialist . Thus modern Christianity , having in- herited a body of ... faith as a free response to the mystery of existence . FAITH AND REASON Different conceptions of faith cohere with different ...
... faith Evidence of God in nature. and existentialist . Thus modern Christianity , having in- herited a body of ... faith as a free response to the mystery of existence . FAITH AND REASON Different conceptions of faith cohere with different ...
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... faith . Faith is thus a passionate commitment , not based upon reason but inwardly necessitated , to that which can be grasped in no other way . The epistemological character of faith as assent to propo- sitions , basic to the Thomist ...
... faith . Faith is thus a passionate commitment , not based upon reason but inwardly necessitated , to that which can be grasped in no other way . The epistemological character of faith as assent to propo- sitions , basic to the Thomist ...
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