Answer / Aman Parihar

Faith is a deeply held belief or set of beliefs that are not based on empirical evidence or logical proof, but rather on trust, conviction, and personal commitment. It often refers to an individual's confidence in the existence of God, religious teachings, or moral principles.

How would you define faith?

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How is the portrayal of Jesus in John's Gospel different to his portrayal other Gospels?

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Do you think the Holy Spirit is a woman?

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Do the Gods command it because it is great, or is it great because the Gods command it?

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How valuable do you think the Bible is to us today?

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In the light of September 11th and the war on terror do you think that we should torture terrorists in order to gain information that could help save other people's lives?

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Is it morally wrong to attempt to climb a mountain?

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What is the best reason you can think of for believing in God? Do you think this course could be persuasive on the matter?

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There is a Christian priest who regularly visits India and converted to be a Hindu priest. When he is in England he still practices as a Christian priest. What problems might this pose?

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Will Jesus return? When? Or has he already?

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What makes a strong woman?

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Is emotion an important part of religion?

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