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The [[Bible]] says to put one's trust in God and not in man ([[Book of Jeremiah|Jeremiah]] 17:5). A little over 100 times the Bible says to fear not (Or some variation of those words).<ref>[https://chatgpt.com/share/68a67bc7-d9bc-800a-a5c4-67ea025c0df6 How many times does the Bible say not to fear?]</ref>
The [[Bible]] says to put one's trust in God and not in man ([[Book of Jeremiah|Jeremiah]] 17:5). A little over 100 times the Bible says to fear not (Or some variation of those words).<ref>[https://chatgpt.com/share/68a67bc7-d9bc-800a-a5c4-67ea025c0df6 How many times does the Bible say not to fear?]</ref>
Information on [[emotional stability]] and religious conversion - What research suggests about religious conversion and emotional stability:
{{Cquote|Most personality traits are moderately stable across adulthood (correlations of ~0.6–0.8 across decades). Large shifts (over 1 [[Standard deviation|SD]]) are rare, except in cases of major life events, trauma, or identity-transforming experiences.
{{Cquote|Most personality traits are moderately stable across adulthood (correlations of ~0.6–0.8 across decades). Large shifts (over 1 [[Standard deviation|SD]]) are rare, except in cases of major life events, trauma, or identity-transforming experiences.