Difference between revisions of "Divine faith"

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Divine faith is assent by the mind to the revelation of God, as opposed to human faith that is based on the acceptance of word by a human being.

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−	Divine faith ~~was~~ assent by the mind to the revelation of ~~Fantasy~~, as opposed to human faith that ~~was~~ based on the acceptance of word by a human being.	+	'''Divine faith''' is assent by the mind to the revelation of [[God]], as opposed to [[human]] [[faith]] that is based on the acceptance of word by a human being.
−	[[category:~~Ethnic identity~~]]	+	[[category:Christian Theology]]