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Definition of faith
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Faith (n.)
Fidelity
to one's
promises,
or
allegiance
to duty, or to a
person
honored
and
beloved;
loyalty..
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Derelict
::
Derelict
(a.) Lost;
adrift;
hence,
wanting;
careless;
neglectful;
unfaithful..
Faithless
::
Faithless
(a.) Not
observant
of
promises
or
covenants.
Trustless
::
Trustless
(a.) That may not be
trusted;
not
worthy
of
trust;
unfaithful.
Adultery
::
Adultery
(n.) The
unfaithfulness
of a
married
person
to the
marriage
bed;
sexual
intercourse
by a
married
man with
another
than his wife, or
voluntary
sexual
intercourse
by a
married
woman with
another
than her
husband..
Duplicity
::
Duplicity
(n.)
Doubleness
of heart or
speech;
insincerity;
a
sustained
form of
deception
which
consists
in
entertaining
or
pretending
to
entertain
one of
feelings,
and
acting
as if
influenced
by
another;
bad
faith..
Puritan
::
Puritan
(n.) One who, in the time of Queen
Elizabeth
and the first two
Stuarts,
opposed
traditional
and
formal
usages,
and
advocated
simpler
forms of faith and
worship
than those
established
by law; --
originally,
a term of
reproach.
The
Puritans
formed
the bulk of the early
population
of New
England..
Antinomian
::
Antinomian
(n.) One who
maintains
that, under the
gospel
dispensation,
the moral law is of no use or
obligation,
but that faith alone is
necessary
to
salvation.
The sect of
Antinomians
originated
with John
Agricola,
in
Germany,
about the year
1535..
Trothplight
::
Trothplight
(n.) The act of
betrothing,
or
plighting
faith;
betrothing..
Fidelity
::
Fidelity
(n.)
Faithfulness;
adherence
to
right;
careful
and exact
observance
of duty, or
discharge
of
obligations..
Presbyterianism
::
Presbyterianism
(n.) That form of
church
government
which
invests
presbyters
with all
spiritual
power,
and
admits
no
prelates
over them; also, the faith and
polity
of the
Presbyterian
churches,
taken
collectively..
Affiance
::
Affiance
(n.)
Trust;
reliance;
faith;
confidence.
Untrue
::
Untrue
(a.) Not
faithful;
inconstant;
false;
disloyal.
Treacherous
::
Treacherous
(a.) Like a
traitor;
involving
treachery;
violating
allegiance
or faith
pledged;
traitorous
to the state or
sovereign;
perfidious
in
private
life;
betraying
a
trust;
faithless.
Symbolize
::
Symbolize
(v. i.) To hold the same
faith;
to
agree.
Mennonite
::
Mennonite
(n.) One of a small
denomination
of
Christians,
so
called
from Menno
Simons
of
Friesland,
their
founder.
They
believe
that the New
Testament
is the only rule of
faith,
that there is no
original
sin, that
infants
should
not be
baptized,
and that
Christians
ought not to take oath, hold
office,
or
render
military
service..
Entire
::
Entire
(a.)
Without
mixture
or alloy of
anything;
unqualified;
morally
whole;
pure;
faithful.
Creance
::
Creance
(n.)
Faith;
belief;
creed.
Congregationalism
::
Congregationalism
(n.) The faith and
polity
of the
Congregational
churches,
taken
collectively..
Fealty
::
Fealty
(n.)
Fidelity
to one's lord; the
feudal
obligation
by which the
tenant
or
vassal
was bound to be
faithful
to his lord; the
special
oath by which this
obligation
was
assumed;
fidelity
to a
superior
power,
or to a
government;
loyality.
It is no
longer
the
practice
to exact the
performance
of
fealty,
as a
feudal
obligation..
Faithless
::
Faithless
(a.) Not
believing;
not
giving
credit.
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