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religion hold people under faith

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This article is about religious belief. For trust in people or other things, see Trust (emotion). For other types of faith, see Faith (disambiguation).Faith (Armani), by Mino da Fiesole.

Faith is confidence or trust in a particular system of religious belief,[1] in which faith may equate to confidence based on some perceived degree of warrant.[2][3]

Contents  [hide] 1Etymology2Stages of faith development2.1Stages of faith3Epistemological validity3.1Fideism4Religious views4.1Bahá'í Faith4.2Buddhism4.3Christianity4.3.1Christian apologetic views4.4Hinduism4.5Islam4.6Judaism4.7Sikhism5Support6Criticism7See also8References9Further reading9.1Classic reflections on the nature of faith9.2The Reformation view of faith10External links