To Orman, it's a matter of having faith in yourself.
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How did you know, besides just having faith in yourself?
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The biggest thing is having faith and just taking a chance.
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Having faith in the overall validity of the theory, they make allowances
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Until then, we'll just have to keep having faith in our trusty barkeeps.
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All of these rescues rely on the characters "having faith" in their callings.
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"Having faith is one of the conditions of being a Muslim", he said.
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"Thank you for having faith in me, for having faith in our community, faith in our state, and faith in our country; this is what America is all about," he told supporters in his victory speech, according to the Journal.
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There is also the reciprocal aspect of the trust equation: having faith in voters.
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But attending religious services or having faith, I do think that that adds to happiness.
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She says the doctors were ridiculing her parents for having faith in their daughter's recovery.
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At United Artists he was known for quick decisions, and for having faith in filmmakers.
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Every time I talk to her she teaches me about persevering, having courage and having faith.
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I think believing in yourself and having faith that it's not the end is super important.
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It's not about being arrogant or egotistical, it's about having faith in yourself and knowing your worth.
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It's this like belief in yourself, and having faith in yourself, and he has a ridiculous voice.
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The instinct to pick up my camera at any given moment comes from having faith in these feelings.
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"Keeping calm and having faith, I think that's really important for a crisis like this," said the younger Calvo.
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But we're seeing people coming forward and having faith in the N.Y.P.D. And that's what we want to happen.
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Having faith in the stocks of companies with strong leadership is critical to successful investing, CNBC's said on Wednesday.
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In reality, most people "do" science vicariously—by reading about new discoveries and having faith that the discoverers aren't charlatans.
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Rosalía was all smiles, gave Banderas several hugs and made an emotional speech about "having faith" in what you do.
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"Just having faith in the economy being able to bounce back is a conversation that has to happen," Hush said.
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Opening up comes from having faith in a profoundly gratifying relationship which gives you the confidence to let go a little.
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And that is a recipe for crisis: The system depends on everyone having faith in the Supreme Court adjudicating partisan disputes.
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Strength is learning, strength is honesty and transparency, strength is having faith that you will come out of all the uncertainty.
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"I just kept putting one foot in front of the other and having faith that it's all gonna work out," he says.
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"But we warn at the same time against the trickery of the Russian occupier or having faith in its intentions," it added.
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The Bengals are making the right noises about having faith in the rookie Ryan Finley, who didn't show much in his one start.
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I'm putting it out there in the world, and having faith that you put it out there and it can come to you.
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He conspicuously thanked Plepler for having faith in the show, before talking about the ride that the cast and crew have enjoyed together.
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Without those reviews—or, in this case, without people having faith in those reviews—Amazon is just another internet store going after your custom.
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Having faith in a country in spite of what it's shown requires a love and fidelity that many of us can't begin to comprehend.
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"I would like to encourage all parents that are going through what I did to not give up and to keep having faith," she says.
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Now as she waits for her shot, I get to tell her to keep writing and hustling and having faith until she gets her chance.
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Getting to the abundance mindset all starts with stepping outside of your comfort zone and having faith in your abilities — they've taken you this far.
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Being a Cubs fan taught me many great life lessons: Success isn't guaranteed, disappointment is temporary and having faith is an essential part of life.
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Alkan's self-conscious approach is arguably psychedelic in itself; having faith that your ideas are tested in unpredictable ways when you let the world evolve around them.
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I just remember taking this deep breath and having faith in the universe that the world was changing and that people weren't afraid anymore to share their stories.
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Say "Thank U, Next" to relationships that bog you down, and make the most of this season's astrological alignments by having faith in the path you carve yourself.
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General consumers are often left to decipher the black box of security on their own or just resign themselves to having faith that companies make it a priority.
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"I appreciate the Raiders having faith in me not only as a player but as a person," Conley told media during a post-draft conference call in April 2017.
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"Thank you, Canada, for putting your trust in our team and for having faith in us to move this country in the right direction," Trudeau said via Twitter late Monday.
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"Thank you Pete for always having faith in us & believing in me, even when I would doubt myself along the way," she captioned two pictures of herself and the pilot.
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It started selling sponsorships in its email newsletter, and brands ate it up People were so used to having faith in what Pocket said was trending that they clicked the sponsor boxes too.
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It makes a case for having faith in the public institutions where ordinary people work — away from the limelight, without trying to score political points — in order to make our communities truly better.
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But then there is the story of Moses parting the seas: a great wading into the unknown which is an apt description for having faith and taking steps forward in this divided environmental era.
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For some people, it seems like having faith in control is an odd sort of religion, like a higher power that helps people make sense of what has or hasn't happened, or what should happen.
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But he sees it not as ego run amok, but as having faith in himself — and if he can change the world, or art, then why shouldn't he do everything he can while he can?
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Elliott's twist on the hero's-journey narrative reminded me that the best way to survive hardship is often by leaning on others and having faith in yourself — no matter your presumed intellectual or physical shortcomings.
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Trust in social media remains low in Europe and North America, according to the study, with 34 percent of the general public in both regions having faith in it, and a global average of 43 percent.
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But even emotionally unavailable dudes can be reflective, which, on dark days like today, can make the difference between having faith they might one day mature into an Idris Elba or hopelessly crying into your cornflakes.
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The system depends on everyone having faith in the Supreme Court adjudicating partisan disputes; confirming Kavanaugh, who is the most unpopular Supreme Court nominee ever to be approved by the Senate, could theoretically collapse this consensus.
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There's also some kind of accounting scam involving the head of the union, a bunch of stuff about having faith in God, and a fire that nearly kills some of the homeless people who are living in the factory.
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"But there is a difference between having faith and seeing things with your two eyes," said Samuel, sitting in her home in Abuja where they have lived since 2014 when Boko Haram attacks forced them to flee Banki in northeast Nigeria.
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Gavin Brown of New York, Maureen Paley of London and Chantal Crousel of Paris were also among the major international exhibitors having faith in Independent's decision to open in Brussels, rather than trying to crack the saturated markets of London or Paris.
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While speaking about the importance of having faith, Jim Kelly — the NFL Hall of Famer who has faced a years-long battle with cancer — accepted the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance from John Elway and Dan Marino at the 2018 ESPYs in Los Angeles.
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Everyone has a unique collection of influences and a unique sound in their head, and it's just a matter of having faith in that, and being true to that and being innovative with your own sounds, and not buying into what's on the Top 40 right now.
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"Thank you, President Trump for really seeing me, not just looking at some data about my crime, but actually looking at the person who I have become now and having faith that I deserved a second chance in life," Johnson said on CNN's "New Day" Thursday morning.
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God urges Adam to keep having faith. Adam decides to follow God's word and accepts struggle as an end in itself.
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How to cultivate faith, 4. The causes that increase faith to make it grow, 5. The particular characteristics of faith, 6. The fault in not having faith, 7.
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God bless you and your children. I thank you for having faith in me. I am not all that bad — it's just circumstances. Your little dog really loves me.
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38; Josephus, Antiq. 1.85; 1 Enoch; 2 Enoch; 3 Enoch), indicating that having faith in God leads to the transcendence of death (cf. verses 4-6, 11-12, 17-19, 35).
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Her first novel Having Faith in the Polar Girls' Prison was published with Penguin Canada in 2009 and won the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize."First novel takes BC Book Prize". The Globe and Mail, April 26, 2010.
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Verse 6 to 15 describe the value of listening to the word and having faith, for it is the faith that liberates. God is formless and indescribable, state verses 16 to 19. It is remembering His name that cleanses, liberates states Hymn 20.
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Gröning often stated that people needed to "Trust and believe --the Divine Power helps and heals." He went so far as to say that the act of having faith in the divine, or in healing, is an essential part of the healing process.
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People that have this mix of loci of control can take personal responsibility for their actions and the consequences thereof while remaining capable of relying upon and having faith in outside resources; these characteristics correspond to the internal and external loci of control, respectively.
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James discussed tender-minded thinkers as religious, optimistic, dogmatic, and monistic. Tough-minded thinkers were irreligious, pessimistic, pluralists, and skeptical. Healthy-minded individuals were seen as natural believers by having faith in God and universal order. People who focused on human miseries and suffering were noted as sick souls.
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The two were very close friends. Even the valorous Tukoji and Mahadji Shinde were having faith in their captain, Bhausaheb. They had vowed to fight till their last breath. Trusting, his fiercely loyal and able young team, he made Vishwasrao a commander in the Third Battle of Panipat.
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The priest scolds him for not having faith in the power of Christ (Stand Up, My Brother). Dracula, of course, doesn't mind the fact that it is a monastery. He robs it and orders his Knights to kill everyone (Black Knights). The monk tries to stop him and protests Dracula's actions.
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These sources which can be labelled "pro- Periyar" with the exception of M. Mahar and D.S. Sharma, clearly show that Periyar and his followers emphasised that Periyar was the real fighter for the removal of Untouchability and the true upliftment of Hairjans, whereas Gandhi was not. This did not prevent Periyar from having faith in Gandhi on certain matters.
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She credits her longevity to good diet, having faith in God, avoiding alcohol and having a positive mindset. On 6 July 2018, she became the oldest person in Italy upon the death of 116-year-old Giuseppina Projetto-Frau. On 18 June 2019, she died at the age of 116 years, 90 days in Poggio Imperiale, Italy.
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For Smuts, union meant unitary. He had examined the failures of the American federal system, and was disappointed at its inertia and its great disparities. Not all parties were agreed. Smuts, having faith in his intellect and rhetoric, called for a convention to be held in Durban, where Briton and Afrikaner alike could be persuaded of his ambition.
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Janet, angry at Helen for not having faith in her happiness, quits her job as manager. As the story progresses, many others accidentally find the letter and mistakenly think it’s meant for them. During the affair, Johnny uses his friend Jennifer's affections for him to make Helen jealous. However, she's disheartened to realize he was using her.
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The music, largely Carnatic based, was composed by K.V. Mahadevan. M. Balamuralikrishna was the original choice for the male playback singer, due to the heavy classical content of the compositions. Since M. Balamuralikrishna was not so much inclined to sing in the movie, K. V. Mahadevan, having faith in the mettle of S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, insisted on him taking up this challenge.
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He then gave the handsome one a large sum of money to be rid of him. The king then gathered his advisors and talked to them regarding the importance of having faith and believing in God and fate. One advisor told the king of his own personal experience of fate. The advisor used to work for a nobleman who would pay him two dinars.
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Though Spiridon arrived after the entry date, his persistence and athletic prowess so impress the Olympic officials and Coach Graham (Mathias), that he is admitted to compete in the race. To promote herself, Eleni announces she'll marry the winner of the marathon, having faith that it will be her beloved Vinardos. Her proposal is heavily promoted in the press. However upon meeting Spiridon, Eleni pursues him romantically.
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These mainly consist in one's attitude towards listening to, believing, preaching, proclaiming, copying or memorizing and reciting the sutra. According to Drewes, this claim that merely having faith in Mahāyāna sūtras meant that one was an advanced bodhisattva, was a departure from previous Nikaya views about bodhisattvas. It created new groups of Buddhists who accepted each other's bodhisattva status. Clay sculpture of a bodhisattva.
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The slow-burning ballad "Let Me Lie to You" incorporates soul and grunge musical styles. Dulli wrote the song in an attempt to deviate from the aesthetic of Sub Pop, who he felt discouraged its acts from recording slow songs. He cites writing the song as the moment he began having faith in himself as a songwriter. Songs such as "Miles Iz Ded",Joe Gross et al.
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He then gave the handsome one a large sum of money to be rid of him. The king then gathered his advisors and talked to them regarding the importance of having faith and believing in God and fate. One advisor told the king of his own personal experience of fate. The advisor used to work for a nobleman who would pay him two dinars.
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He kills Mark's parents by smashing their heads together, but does not infect them. Barlow then takes Mark hostage briefly. Callahan pulls out his cross in an attempt to drive him off, and for a time it works, until Barlow challenges him to throw away the cross. Callahan, not having faith enough to do so, is overwhelmed by Barlow, who takes the now-useless cross and snaps it in two.
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Having faith in Sithara and desperately in need for money, Rajbabu convinces a reluctant Sithara to go with Ramana. But soon, his faith turns into a possessive behavior and Rajbabu refuses to trust Sithara. Though, this is the main gist of the plot, Kadhal Pagadai also revolves around other families in the Colony. One such family is the ultra rich and arrogant woman who bought the house that she stayed in.
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Raju then wanders around and happens to visit a satsang held by Ganesh Duttji. There, Raju loudly proclaims that there is no God and the God does not protect the innocent poor even if justice lies on their side. Ganesh Duttji then advises Raju to keep having faith in Krishna and do work properly. Raju, after meeting Ram Murthy, decides to start selling vegetables to people and regains his faith in Lord Krishna.
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In each of the "Law Library" songs he breaks down a different part of a case, this ranges from the arrest warrant to the trail proceedings. This version features a case on firearms. He called the second single, his collaboration with his wife rapper Remy Ma "a fun record" that features the husband and wife trading bars back and forth about love. The fourteenth track, "Faith" is about having faith in your self.
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All alone, she fantasizes about her first and only meeting with Horace, eight months ago. All the fellow employees ridicule her for still having faith that he will return someday to pick up his clothes. Amanda is fed up with all her colleagues making fun of her and lies that she is a duchess, coming from a wealthy family. She comes up with a story of her having an affair with Horace.
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Only 23 percent could explain what being > faithful meant and why it was important. Some thought it meant being honest, > and some thought it meant having faith in the fidelity of one's partner. > Only 13 percent could correctly explain the importance of a condom in > preventing HIV infection. About half spontaneously offered negative opinions > about condoms, saying they were unreliable, immoral and, in some cases, were > designed to let HIV be transmitted.
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The beginning of the end for Davis's career began in 1999. He spent three injury-plagued seasons with St. Louis and San Francisco before retiring in 2001. In 1999, Davis wrote his autobiography, Born to Play, in which he credited Pete Rose for having faith in him and teaching him about the game. He also had harsh words for 1996 Reds manager Ray Knight, with whom Davis had had a memorable on-field fight in 1986.
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I should be judged on what I do in the pitch and I am not the shisha player. I want to humbly thank the coach for having faith in me especially when many could have opted to drop me. My aspiration is to work hard to justify my call up to the National team. When in the team my role is to give my all to get positive results,” he said in reply to the reports in the media.
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God, he taught, predestines all men to happiness on condition of their having faith. This gave rise to a charge of heresy, of which he was acquitted at the national synod held at Alençon in 1637, and presided over by Benjamin Basnage (1580–1652). The charge was brought up again at the national synod of Charenton in 1644, when he was again acquitted. A third attack at the synod of Loudun in 1659 met with no better success.
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We did that in Yield to the Night: we made it a ruthless, premeditated murder." Dors said this "was the first time I ever had a chance to play such a part. I was very thankful to Lee J. Thompson for having faith in me. Until then everybody thought I was just a joke, and certainly not an actress to be taken seriously, even though I knew within myself I was capable of playing other roles.
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Having faith to that, Theo cardished the little monster and used him at Rootybus, which caused him to change shape into a scorpion-like monster. That made his regenerative ability rendered useless and the team make a short work of it. As they wonder if the roots will be enough to use, Theo searched for the little monster and found a seed on the floor. Recalling the little monster's word, Theo hurried to the surface and planted the seed.
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He gives an unsatisfactory answer and Seon-mi tearfully asks aloud why she ever bothered having faith in him as a child. Meanwhile, Son Oh-gong is looking to reinstate his status as an immortal and has been doing various good deeds to earn brownie points with Heaven. He learns from a possessed doll that Sam-jang (Sanzang) has been born, and anyone who eats Sam-jang's flesh can gain immortality. He decides to figure out who it is and eat them.
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Though she is upset by the encounter Ada does not mention it to his mother. The father, along with several trusted aides, spends some time in secret meetings at the house, no longer having faith in the negotiations. One of the aides, seeing the boy, mistakes him for a girl, which causes him to strip off his clothes and lock himself in his room for several days. His mother intends to starve him out but he is secretly fed by Mona, the housekeeper.
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E commented that, "Not many young actresses would be mature enough to completely understand the heroine who has to support the family by selling herself as a prostitute... But Kim seemed like an actress who had the ability to understand the character." Despite her initial reluctance due to the original comic having some explicit scenes, she ultimately took the part, having faith in the director because of his previous works.Kim, Tae-jong (6 August 2006). "Popular Internet Comic Is Made Into Film".
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People from nearby villages having faith in Ata-e-Ghazi come here to pay their homage and to seek blessings from the door of Baab-ul- Hawaij. It is a firm belief among the general masses that whatever is asked from Abbas under the roof of this rauza will be fulfilled. On the night of first Thursday of every Islamic month known as Nauchandi Jumerat people do procession. Close to the Rauza-e-Hazrat Abbas is the central mosque of tilgadiya.
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Upon his return from Faerie, Aislinn and Keenan are surprised to see that Seth has returned and that he is now a powerful faery with strong ties and influence in Sorcha's court. Keenan runs to Donia to beg for her forgiveness, but is rebuffed by her. Seth discovers that Aislinn has been dating Keenan and blames her for not having faith in their relationship. The novel ends with Seth getting permission to train with Gabriel's Hounds so he can hunt down Bananach.
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Callahan pulls out his cross in an attempt to drive Barlow off, and for a time it works until the vampire challenges him to throw the cross away. Callahan, not having faith enough to do so, is soon overwhelmed by Barlow, who takes the now- useless cross and snaps it in two. Barlow then forces Callahan to drink his vampire blood, making him "unclean". When Callahan tries to re-enter his church, he receives an electric shock, preventing him from going inside.
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Bethine C. Church read a letter from United States first lady Rosalynn Carter. On the second day of dedication, apostle Bruce R. McConkie spoke on receiving revelation and having faith. President of the Quorum of the Twelve ApostlesEzra Taft Benson encouraged "the elect women of the kingdom of God" to be "wives and mothers of Zion". Janath R. Cannon compared the memorial gardens to the Garden of Eden and the Garden of Gethsemane, and Marian R. Boyer praised the monument's two sculptors.
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Wealthy drug dealer Miles Montego meets a nice Christian girl, Vanessa Leon, at a mutual friend's house, and the two hit it off and start a relationship. Miles tells Vanessa that he used to be a drug dealer, but now wants to change his life. At first she is reluctant, but accepts it, assuming that he will start having faith in God. However, unknown to Miles, a few DEA agents are watching him and his friends and plan on taking them down.
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Betty punishes Daniel by withholding a cinnamon twist from him, and he admits he played her so she would write the article. Unfortunately, Alexis pulls the article as she thought it sent the wrong message about women. Daniel tells Betty she's a good writer and that he wanted her to step out of her comfort zone when she wrote, and that there would be better assignments for her in the future. Betty thanks Daniel for having faith in her, and shares the cinnamon twist with him.
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"Steal Away" ("Steal Away to Jesus") is an American Negro spiritual. The song is well known by variations of the chorus: Songs such as "Steal Away to Jesus", "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", "Wade in the Water" and the "Gospel Train" are songs with hidden codes, not only about having faith in God, but containing hidden messages for slaves to run away on their own, or with the Underground Railroad. "Steal Away" the song was composed by Wallace Willis, a slave of a Choctaw freedman in the old Indian Territory, sometime before 1862.Banks, "Narrative", p.
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Jovan, being the main Austrian supporter in Montenegro, decided to take a trip to Austria. Having faith in Austria, he led a delegation consisting mainly of chieftains from the Crmnica nahija. Beginning to lose his position in Montenegro, he sought to retrieve his reputation with the help of the Austrian court. In the beginning of September 1789, the delegation arrived at Rijeka, then Radonjić and Plamenac crossed over to Trieste, from where they sent a request to Vienna hoping that the delegation would extend their trip to the Austrian capital.
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After this match he thanked his manager for having faith in him and also said that he was amazed by the fact that only six months before he was playing in the Second Division relegation play-off, but was now playing against some of the best players in the country. He went on to make a total of 23 appearances during the 2010–11 season. Sky Sports said that during the 2011–12 season McLean had begun to emerge as one of the top young talents in the SPL.
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There is a historical context to opposing organised religion and not having faith in Islam throughout the centuries in Iran. In the 10th century AD, the famous Persian scientist Rhazes famously opposed religion and the divine revelation of prophets in his treatises Fī al-Nubuwwāt (On Prophecies) and Fī Ḥiyal al- Mutanabbīn (On the Tricks of False Prophets). Further skepticism of the ideas of God could be seen in the quatrains of Khayyam where the compassion of God and the ideas of afterlife are continuously questioned. This work was also written in the 10th century.
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Either consciously or subconsciously, the audience examines the speaker's competence, likeability, passion, character, and, depending on the environment of the interaction, professionalism. To maintain credibility, the speaker should be knowledgeable about the subject, sincere in his/her approach, enthusiastic and even relaxed. All of this will make the audience lean more towards trusting and having faith in the speaker rather than the opposite. In this sense, the audience comes with an expectation and hopes to leave with a better feeling about themselves as it relates to the person, product and/or company.
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Gunn credited the marketing teams at Marvel and Disney for having faith in the latter version, despite how it tested, over choosing the version that would have mis-marketed the film. In March 2014, the Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "T.A.H.I.T.I." introduced the Kree race to the MCU, which began a storyline that recurs throughout the series and involves finding a hidden Kree city. Also in March, ABC aired a one-hour television special titled, Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe, which included a sneak peek of Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Ellwood and Pilgrim describe it as a "mandala of the cosmos as perceived inwardly by Nichiren." Anesaki describes it as "a physical embodiment of the truth of cosmic existence as realized in the all- comprehensive conception of 'mutual participation, and illuminated by the all- enlightening power of the Truth.'" According to Stone, "By having faith in the daimoku and chanting it before this object of worship, [Nichiren taught] one could in effect enter the mandala and participate in the enlightened reality that it depicts." The Gohonzon has also been described in more colloquial terms.
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It is believed that after death, the spirits of those who have passed on remain of the universe, as mitama-no-kami (divine ancestral spirits) in connection with Tenchi Kane No Kami. Bunjirō taught that one could receive the help of Tenchi Kane no Kami by "having faith in the Kami out of a sincere mind" (known in Japanese as the phrase Jitsui Teinei Shinjin). Konkokyo believes there is a mutually dependent relationship between Tenchi Kane No Kami and people. People cannot exist without Tenchi Kane No Kami, and Tenchi Kane No Kami cannot exist without people.
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An Illicit Love Story is considered one of the most passionate and imaginative love stories written by any Urdu writer in the last two decades in Urdu fiction. The novel begins with the wedding rituals where the protagonists Abdul Aziz and Sakina accidentally indulge in a sexual encounter that thrived into a lifelong romantic relationship. Sakina begets a son (Yusuf) out of this illicit relationship who was destined to become a religious scholar and preacher who later advocates the puritan religious ways. However, Abdul Aziz grows into a mature person having faith in the composite culture and liberal values.
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2 Andrew immediately set about doing so, and the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry began to be formed. For the unit's officers, Andrew sought a certain type of white gentleman, "young men of military experience, of firm antislavery principles, ambitious, superior to a vulgar contempt for color, and having faith in the capacity of colored men for military service." Most importantly, he wanted men who understood the stakes, that the success or failure of the endeavor would elevate or depress the manner in which the character of African Americans were viewed throughout the world for many years to come.Emilo, 1894, p.
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Gröning emphasized the importance of not thinking about negative things, especially dwelling on an illness one was hoping to heal, in maintaining a positive attitude and having faith, especially the faith that healing was possible. Gröning said that, “Thoughts are energies which will come true! If now you take up the firm intent in your mind to regain your health and the belief that this is possible, with God’s help, you have built up the right mental attitude for healing to begin.” In his teachings, he emphasized that negative thinking and dwelling on problems interferes with the healing process.
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Green is a graduate of Clarion South and currently lives in Geelong, Australia. His first story was published in 2008, entitled "Lakeside" which was published in the anthology Dreaming Again, edited by Jack Dann. "Lakeside" was a finalist at the 2008 Australian Shadow Awards. In 2009 Green had three stories on the short-list at the Aurealis Award – "Having Faith" was a finalist in the horror short story division but lost to Paul Haines' "Slice of Life", a "A Hundredth Name" was a finalist in the science fiction short story division but lost to Peter M. Ball's "Clockwork, Patchwork and Ravens", and "Father's Kill" won the fantasy short story award.
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At the end of the 1986-87 season, Taylor called time on his 10-year spell as Watford manager to take charge at Aston Villa. Bassett, resigned to losing Barnes to a bigger club, gave Alex Ferguson the chance to sign Barnes for Manchester United. Ferguson rejected the offer still having faith in United's left winger Jesper Olsen. Ferguson later admitted that he regretted not signing Barnes, especially as Barnes helped extend Liverpool's dominance in England by three seasons, while Olsen fell out of favour at Old Trafford and had left by the end of 1988, with his successors Ralph Milne and Danny Wallace failing to live up to expectations.
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The album was originally meant to be titled Soundtrack to Chaos, then was changed to F.I.V.E. (Fear is Victory's Evolution) and finally Jesus Piece becoming Game's first concept album. Game explained the concept of Jesus Piece does not have a spiritual theme, but it would have a "gangster" theme of enjoying life while also having faith in God. Jesus Piece was Game's first album since the multi-platinum selling and critically acclaimed The Documentary to feature production from Dr. Dre. Game announced on social media that every Sunday leading up to the album that he would be dropping new music, which failed to make the album's final cut.
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The cornerback has since lauded the Packers organization, Mike McCarthy, and the people of the State of Wisconsin for having faith in him, and has declared that "it was truly a blessing coming to Green Bay." Award Continues Woodson's Green Bay Journey Free of any major injuries during the 2006 season, Woodson (tied with Walt Harris formerly of the San Francisco 49ers) led the National Football Conference with eight interceptions. At the time, that was the most interceptions Woodson had recorded in a single season (until he had 9 in 2009). On October 22, he had a 23-yard interception return for a touchdown against the Miami Dolphins.
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Game also showed interest in making a future collaboration LP with Chris Brown. Game explained the concept of Jesus Piece does not have a spiritual theme, but it would have a "Gangster" theme of enjoying life while also having faith in God. Jesus Piece became Game's first album since the multi-platinum selling and critically acclaimed The Documentary, to feature production from Dr. Dre. Game announced on social media that every Sunday leading up to the album that he would be dropping new music, which failed to make the album's final cut. Game compared the album's quality of production and high number of guests to his mentor Dr. Dre's The Chronic 2001.
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Even having faith in the reality of these higher qualities helps remove spiritual veils: Cyrus Stearns points out that for Dölpopa, spiritual awareness or jñāna is a key constituent of the Buddhist path and allows the practitioner to burn away veils of ignorance and thus to see the eternal qualities of the Buddha's body of reality (the Dharmakaya): Dölpopa even wrote a prayer wishing that the Buddhas might take pity on those Buddhists who deem that the Emptiness taught by the Buddha is nothing more than a non-affirming negation and concerns only self-emptiness (the absence of essence in all things). Dölpopa writes on this point: Dölpopa also wrote a commentary on the Ratnagotravibhāga.
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Inwardly the practice consists of having the wish to receive the heilstrom, having faith that healing is possible, and then focusing on the body, observing the sensations and feelings thereof. He told people to "take on health" and that in this one regard, in regard to healing that it was permissible, even necessary to be selfish in a manner, that is, to focus on oneself. Gröning believed that when a person tunes into the healing stream that healings can occur spontaneously or slowly, depending on variables such as the quantity of life force flowing through the body, accelerated during "einstellen". Sometimes the symptoms may worsen or increased pain is experienced, before a healing occurs.
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Gomez discussed that her new material would reflect upon the "journey" she experienced since 2013, with Christina Garibaldi from MTV News assuming her comments were referencing her former relationship with Justin Bieber, and a period spent in rehab in 2014, among other subjects. In an interview with Ryan Seacrest in June, Gomez stated, it is about her "new- found confidence". Her voice coach also commented that the album was going to be "more adult, more feminine and more about Selena’s experiences." Gomez states that Revival offers insight into her perception of various experiences, further elaborating on its themes of kindness, having faith, heartbreak, the "passion of a relationship" as well as "being [her] own person".
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Such stories are told to teach the young, or to remind someone that has forgotten one of these important principles. Respecting nature, honoring family and tribe, having faith and trust, or getting along with their fellow men are several that are characteristic and thought important enough to pass on."Tlingit Myths and Texts", July 2003 Guidance is another prevalent aspect found accompanying the ideals within many Alaska Native stories. This guidance offers warnings against apparent evils such as pride, envy, poor decision making, or committing sins. In one classic Tlingit tale retold by S.E. Schlosser and entitled “How selfishness was rewarded”,"How Selfishness was Rewarded", 4 Apr 2011 a woman uses a magical combination of words to summon fish from the ocean late at night.
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"When I received it," Müller said, "I was as calm, as quiet, as if I had received one shilling; for my heart was looking out for answers. Day by day I was expecting to receive answers to my prayers; therefore, having faith concerning the matter, this donation did not in the least surprise me." Before the month was over, a second donation of £1,000 was received - more than one-fifth of the required sum had been received in the two months since Müller started praying. He continued his supplication to God and, amongst other unsolicited gifts, a single donation of £2,000 came in during the following summer, with another lump sum of £1,000 in the December. On 25 January 1847, Müller asked God to provide the balance of the required funds "soon".
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On 4 February 2016, AEK Athens officially announced that the 21-year-old international central defender Tzanetopoulos renewed his contract, for an undisclosed fee, with the club until the summer of 2020, despite the fact that is not among the first priorities of AEK Athens manager Gus Poyet. "I am very happy for that because it was my desire to stay here, now the only thing in my mind is working hard in order to thank the club's officials for having faith in my ability", said Tzanetopoulos, whose previous contract with AEK was expiring at the end of next season. On 28 February 2016, in a derby against rivals Panathinaikos returned to the squad after almost three months as a late substitute helping his club to celebrate a 1–0 home win.
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Speaking about the songwriting process, Hughes explained that "All the songs were written with a topic ... This album is about walking through the fear, having faith, [and] hope", detailing that songs were written about topics including "the killing of dolphins" on "The Cove", "the bird that watches over the band" on "The Crow", and "the leader of the orchestra on the Titanic" on "The Last Song for My Resting Place". Recording began on 4 January 2017, and was completed within seven days. The album was recorded at EastWest Studios in Hollywood, California and mixed at Shirley's studio The Cave in Sydney, Australia. After recording was finished, Bonamassa described the process as a "very, very special week for me", adding that "I think we have the best album that we've done".
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See: Khalid's dismissal from army In late 638, following Khalid's invasion of Byzantine Armenia in eastern Anatolia, Khalid was dismissed from army by Umar. The exact reason remained unknown, but various scholars including Muslims and non-Muslims argue that Khalid's dismissal from army at zenith of his power was due to the fact that muslims started having faith in Khalid's command rather than God for being victorious which worried Umar, who saw this as a threat to religious believes of Muslims which says only to rely on God. Also a poet wrote some poetry on Khalid's bravery and Khalid being impressed, gave him some award. When Umer learned about it, he called Khalid and said, Khalid, on his return from an expedition of Amida and Edessa was charged for embezzlement and thus was dismissed from army.
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But it was important to me at the time in a transition of finding myself and having faith that what I believed was worthwhile." Peart has also subscribed to a personal philosophy that he called "Tryism", which holds that anything one tries to attain will be attained if one tries hard enough. Although Peart was sometimes assumed to be a "Conservative" or "Republican" rock star, he criticized the US Republican Party by stating that the philosophy of the party is "absolutely opposed to Christ's teachings." In 2005, he described himself as a "left-leaning libertarian", and is often cited as a libertarian celebrity. In a 2015 interview with Rolling Stone, Peart stated that he saw the US Democratic Party as the lesser evil: "For a person of my sensibility, you’re only left with the Democratic party.
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Some say that the original proverb should actually be "," stemming from a story about the friendship between Gou Miao () and Lü Dongbin, who both did for the other great favors, each of which seemed like a disservice initially, signifying the importance of having faith in one's friends. This story is not substantiated, because Gou Miao is not mentioned in any classical text, and only popularized on the Internet. According to Richard Wilhelm, Lü was the founder of the School of the Golden Elixir of Life (Jin Dan Jiao), and originator of the material presented in the book "Tai Yi Jin Hua Zong Zhi" (), or The Secret of the Golden Flower. Also, according to Daoist legend, he is the founder of the internal martial arts style called "Eight Immortals Sword" (), considered to be one of the martial treasures of Wudangshan.
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An unnamed atheist Japanese salaryman, in the moment of being murdered by a disgruntled subordinate who he had fired due to poor performance at work, is confronted by an entity that declares itself to be God who condemns the salaryman for not having 'faith'. The salaryman disbelieves in its existence, criticises its various statements from his perspective as an atheist and mockingly terms it as 'Being X'. The entity decides to reincarnate the salaryman into a world where he would face sufficiently difficult circumstances to turn to Being X for help. The salaryman is reborn as Tanya Degurechaff, an orphaned girl in an alternate reality's equivalent of Imperial Germany, known as the Empire. According to Being X, if Tanya either does not die a natural death or refuses to have faith in it, her soul will leave the cycle of reincarnation and will be sent to hell for the countless sins that Tanya has committed in her previous life.
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At the same time another aspect of the doctrine is that there always remains the possibility that the person held to be speaking a rhema to that believer may be presumptuous and confusing doctrine with rhema. They concluded that this means that under this system modern prophecy was actually "'conditional'; and yet the person being prophesied over had to receive that 'conditional' word as if it were 'factual and true' as the 'engrafted Word of God.'... [this] "teaches that untested modern prophecy must be received as true, and in 'faith'. This is equivalent of having 'faith' in something unsubstantiated by the Bible; it is the equivalent of having blind faith in the blind faith put in 'established' prophets...[and] teaches all modern prophecy is conditional, even if those conditions aren’t stated at the time of the prophecy! This makes God out to be a lying trickster who doesn’t love us enough to tell us what He expects us to do.
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Both the darkness and the interdimensional conflict cause Yuya to nearly lose sight of his ideals before Zuzu, his mother Yoko, and his friends help him rekindle his love to make others happy, a feat that he achieved by having warring factions within the Synchro and Xyz Dimensions ceasing their fighting amongst themselves. :When Yuya arrives to the Fusion Dimension, reuniting with his father after 3 years as they mount to rescue Zuzu and her counterparts, he learns from Leo Akaba that he and his dimensional counterparts are actually the splintered reincarnations of the demon duelist Z-ARC, the darkness within the four youths which has been influencing their fusion so he can be reborn. Despite Yusho's attempt to keep him and Yuri apart, and his friends all having faith in him, Yuya ended up succumbing to Zarc's control right after he defeated Yuri. Yuya is powerless as Zarc reconstitutes himself while proclaiming the youth no more.
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During the 1999–2000 season with Tirana, Bulku found it easier to make an impact in the first team with the club's new manager Shkëlqim Muça having faith in the promising youngster after fellow midfielders Eldorado Merkoçi, Devis Mukaj, Klodian Duro and Sokol Prenga all leaving the club. These departures meant that Bulku would feature more frequently in the first team and he did so making an impressive 21 appearances in his second season in which he won his first trophy of his career, the Albanian Superliga title. After a very good season he tried to repeat it for the 2000–2001 season, but this did not happen as both injury and some mediocre displays meant that Bulku spent most of the season on the side lines. He did however manage to win the Albanian Supercup at the start of the season but his side Tirana narrowly lost the race for the title to Vllaznia Shkodër.
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'' '' The best > way by which any person in the Church may discover whether or not the > teachings of Mrs. Skarin are true is to ask the heads of the Church and they > will advise him whether or not that book is true. The excerpt quoted from Mrs. Skarin's book appears to have been crafted after a corner-stone LDS doctrine based on scripture delivered by Moroni in the Book of Mormon: > And when ye shall receive these things, I would exhort you that ye would ask > God, the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are not > true; and if ye shall ask with a sincere heart, with real intent, having > faith in Christ, he will manifest the truth of it unto you, by the power of > the Holy Ghost. In her October 12, 1949, letter to Hope, Annalee said that she had sent copies of her books to “All of the (LDS) Authorities…” and that she had received “beautiful letters” in response.
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In nearly every episode the ProStars would get a message by teleconference from a child explaining the situation such as a little boy from an island in the South Seas who said his village's treasures were being stolen by Short John Silver. Most of the villains were standard cartoon fare and had often done villainous acts akin to cartoons of the early 1990s (such as Captain Planet and Free Willy), namely environmental irresponsibility such as strip mining, coastal pollution, or deforestation of the rainforest. Other times, a villain might hold a child for ransom, such as a mad scientist named Dr. Lobe who demanded the ProStars play his line of robot athletes in order to release a little girl he kidnapped. Episodes also touched upon kids in gangs, where an Australian village is being held captive by Gargantus' motorcycle gang and a little girl's brother joins the gang thinking they are macho to which Michael Jordan tells the little girl she cannot stop having faith or love in her brother.
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The Catholic view holds instead that grace, specifically, the form of grace known as "sanctifying grace", and which first floods the soul at baptism, which empowers one's ability both to believe and to perform good works, is essential as the gateway to salvation, but not the only element needed for salvation (Eph 2:8–10). God's freely given grace is offered and empowers one's ability to believe and to perform good works, both then becoming meritorious because they are joined to Christ's saving power of the Cross. (Phil 2:12–13) (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1987–2029) A Christian must respond to this free gift of Grace from God given first, ordinarily, in Baptism (1 Pet 3:21) both by having faith and by living in the light of Christ through love (Jn 3:16; 1 Jn 1:7) (Galatians 5:6) which perfects the Christian throughout his or her life (James 2:22). The Catholic position is best summed up in John 3:16, if one has the proper, contextual understanding of the word "believe".
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