...nited States]], making him the first white artist to achieve this honor. ''Faith'' featured a number of chart-topping singles, including the U.S. R&B #1 hit
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...you do it callously, repeatedly, and without remorse, you’re acting in bad faith, and you’re setting yourself up for class-action lawsuits.
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...d worked relentlessly in the fight for emancipation. His humility and bold faith in the South Africa youth might account for how his name remains silent eve
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:''To provide at Bournelyf a democratic Christian fellowship of faith and acceptance whereby, through worship, education, and programmed ministri
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Its expanded production schedule has included ''Faith Healer'', ''Picnic'', ''Tartuffe'', ''All My Sons'', ''Cyrano de Bergerac''
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* Damaged Goods: Human Nature and Original Sin, in Faith and Philosophy 24 (2007), 247-267.
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Early groups to use the service were 15,000 ministers of various faith groups such as the [[Presbyterians]], [[Methodists]], [[Anglicans]], [[Epis
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...all over. She never felt insecure with me at the controls, because she had faith and trust in me to always get us home. Whenever we spent time apart as she
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...eral Hadrosaur, Edmontosaurus annectens were excavated on a ranch north of Faith and one of the largest, most complete, and best preserved Tyrannosaurus Rex
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...y English, and it appealed to many Christians of different branches of the faith. Within a few years it was adopted as the Bible of choice by a wide range o
== Keeping the Faith, 2005 and Beyond ==
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...[Franciscan]] [[theology|theologian]] who, although he died professing the faith of the [[Roman Catholic Church]], became a controversial figure in the argu
...ed, surrounded by his friends, after an earnest profession of his Catholic Faith (published by Wadding ad a. 1297, n. 33) on 14 March, 1298.
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Unfortunately, they also control the faith of many struggling
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Aggressive accusations and allegations of bad faith rather than collaborative discussion
You have no real idea of my POV. I've tried hard to credit you with good faith editing, but increasingly your edits look to me like the activity of a pers
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===Losing faith===
Between about 2001 and the present day, I've gradually been losing faith in the entire premise of reliable Internet-sampled and Internet-fielded mar
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...definition of God" is that of chapter 2 of the [[Westminster Confession of Faith]], which defines God as being
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...ldn't have been surprised if it had done better you know. I just had great faith in that film.
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...ckly devolved into rants, counter-rants, and all-around assumptions of bad faith) is appropriate as other venues would be better suited to discuss the under
...is the fricken foundation of this project. If we can no longer assume good faith from Jimbo himself, then we need to fire the admins and lock down the datab
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...that my criticism of the editor called FT2 has been principled and in good faith. My actions should not therefore be labelled as 'harassment'.
...nce June 2003. This shows beyond reasonable doubt that I have been a good-faith contributor to the 'mainspace' (article space) of Wikipedia over a long per
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It was merely an ARTICLE OF FAITH on his part; and in fairness to him, also in the minds of many at his compa
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