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Definition
Synonym
religious faith
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Gläubigkeit
f
; religiöse Überzeugung
f
relig.
tiefe Gläubigkeit
religious faith
deep faith
Glaube
m
(religiöse Überzeugung und Religionsbekenntnis)
relig.
der Glaube an Gott
Menschen jeden Glaubens
der christliche jüdische muslimische hinduistische Glaube
sich frei zu seinen Überzeugungen und zu seinem Glauben bekennen können
Mein Glaube hat mir die Kraft gegeben mit diesem Schicksalsschlag fertig zu werden.
Er hat zum Glauben gefunden.
faith (religious belief and confession)
the faith in God
people of all faiths
the Christian Jewish Muslim Hindu faith
to be able to freely profess one's beliefs and to practise one's faith
My faith has given me the strength to deal with this calamity.
He has found faith.
Glaube
m
(religiöse Überzeugung und Religionsbekenntnis)
relig.
der Glaube an Gott
Menschen jeden Glaubens
der christliche jüdische muslimische hinduistische Glaube
der christliche Osterglaube
sich frei zu seinen Überzeugungen und zu seinem Glauben bekennen können
Mein Glaube hat mir die Kraft gegeben, mit diesem Schicksalsschlag fertig zu werden.
Er hat zum Glauben gefunden.
faith (religious belief and confession)
the faith in God
people of all faiths
the Christian Jewish Muslim Hindu faith
the Christian Easter faith
to be able to freely profess one's beliefs and to practise one's faith
My faith has given me the strength to deal with this blow of fate.
He has found faith.
Deutsche
Gläubigkeit {f}; religiöse Überzeugung {f} [relig.] / tiefe Gläubigkeit Synonyme
Ãœberzeugung
Glaube
Vertrauen
Quäker
Religiöse
Gesellschaft
der
Freunde
tiefe
Tiefe
Tiefsinn
(tiefe)
Bewusstlosigkeit
Koma
Abgrund
Hölle
Schlund
Tiefe
Ãœberzeugung
Glaube
Vertrauen
Englische
religious faith Synonyme
religious faith Definition
Faith
(
n.
)
Belief
Faith
(
n.
)
The
assent
of
the
mind
to
the
statement
or
proposition
of
another,
on
the
ground
of
the
manifest
truth
of
what
he
utters
Faith
(
n.
)
The
belief
in
the
historic
truthfulness
of
the
Scripture
narrative,
and
the
supernatural
origin
of
its
teachings,
sometimes
called
historical
and
speculative
faith.
Faith
(
n.
)
The
belief
in
the
facts
and
truth
of
the
Scriptures,
with
a
practical
love
of
them
Faith
(
n.
)
That
which
is
believed
on
any
subject,
whether
in
science,
politics,
or
religion
Faith
(
n.
)
Fidelity
to
one's
promises,
or
allegiance
to
duty,
or
to
a
person
honored
and
beloved
Faith
(
n.
)
Word
or
honor
pledged
Faith
(
n.
)
Credibility
or
truth.
Faith
(
interj.
)
By
my
faith
I'
faith
(
)
In
faith
Religious
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
religion
Religious
(
a.
)
Possessing,
or
conforming
to,
religion
Religious
(
a.
)
Scrupulously
faithful
or
exact
Religious
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
a
religious
order
Religious
(
n.
)
A
person
bound
by
monastic
vows,
or
sequestered
from
secular
concern,
and
devoted
to
a
life
of
piety
and
religion
religious faith Bedeutung
faith
healing
faith
cure
care
provided
through
prayer
and
faith
in
God
religious
ceremony
religious
ritual
a
ceremony
having
religious
meaning
rite
religious
rite
an
established
ceremony
prescribed
by
a
religion,
the
rite
of
baptism
service
religious
service
divine
service
the
act
of
public
worship
following
prescribed
rules,
the
Sunday
service
Oblation
religious
offering
the
act
of
offering
the
bread
and
wine
of
the
Eucharist
faith
loyalty
or
allegiance
to
a
cause
or
a
person,
keep
the
faith,
they
broke
faith
with
their
investors
religious
residence
cloister
residence
that
is
a
place
of
religious
seclusion
(such
as
a
monastery)
good
faith
straightness
having
honest
intentions,
he
acted
in
good
faith,
doubt
was
expressed
as
to
the
good
faith
of
the
immigrants
religious
trance
ecstatic
state
a
trance
induced
by
intense
religious
devotion,
does
not
show
reduced
bodily
functions
that
are
typical
of
other
trances
conviction
strong
belief
article
of
faith
an
unshakable
belief
in
something
without
need
for
proof
or
evidence
faith
trust
complete
confidence
in
a
person
or
plan
etc,
he
cherished
the
faith
of
a
good
woman,
the
doctor-patient
relationship
is
based
on
trust
religion
faith
religious
belief
a
strong
belief
in
a
supernatural
power
or
powers
that
control
human
destiny,
he
lost
his
faith
but
not
his
morality
cult
cultus
religious
cult
a
system
of
religious
beliefs
and
rituals,
devoted
to
the
cultus
of
the
Blessed
Virgin
mysticism
religious
mysticism
a
religion
based
on
mystical
communion
with
an
ultimate
reality
religious
orientation
an
attitude
toward
religion
or
religious
practices
article
of
faith
credendum
(Christianity)
any
of
the
sections
into
which
a
creed
or
other
statement
of
doctrine
is
divided
Defender
of
the
Faith
a
title
that
Leo
X
bestowed
on
Henry
VIII
and
later
withdrew,
parliament
restored
the
title
and
it
has
been
used
by
English
sovereigns
ever
since
sacred
text
sacred
writing
religious
writing
religious
text
writing
that
is
venerated
for
the
worship
of
a
deity
full
faith
and
credit
a
guarantee
to
pay
interest
and
principal
on
debt,
usually
issued
by
the
United
States
Treasury
religious
doctrine
church
doctrine
gospel
creed
the
written
body
of
teachings
of
a
religious
group
that
are
generally
accepted
by
that
group
religious
music
church
music
genre
of
music
composed
for
performance
as
part
of
religious
ceremonies
religious
song
religious
music
for
singing
religion
faith
organized
religion
an
institution
to
express
belief
in
a
divine
power,
he
was
raised
in
the
Baptist
religion,
a
member
of
his
own
faith
contradicted
him
sect
religious
sect
religious
order
a
subdivision
of
a
larger
religious
group
Religious
Society
of
Friends
Society
of
Friends
Quakers
a
Christian
sect
founded
by
George
Fox
about
,
commonly
called
Quakers
religious
school
a
school
run
by
a
religious
body
religious
right
United
States
political
faction
that
advocates
social
and
political
conservativism,
school
prayer,
and
federal
aid
for
religious
groups
and
schools
religious
movement
a
movement
intended
to
bring
about
religious
reforms
religious
person
a
person
who
manifests
devotion
to
a
deity
heretic
misbeliever
religious
outcast
a
person
who
holds
religious
beliefs
in
conflict
with
the
dogma
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
mystic
religious
mystic
someone
who
believes
in
the
existence
of
realities
beyond
human
comprehension
religious
a
member
of
a
religious
order
who
is
bound
by
vows
of
poverty
and
chastity
and
obedience
religious
leader
leader
of
a
religious
order
religious
festival
church
festival
a
festival
having
religious
significance
religious
holiday
holy
day
a
day
specified
for
religious
observance
religious
of
or
relating
to
clergy
bound
by
monastic
vows,
the
religious
or
regular
clergy
conducts
the
service
religious
having
or
showing
belief
in
and
reverence
for
a
deity,
a
religious
man,
religious
attitude
quasi-religious
resembling
something
that
is
religious
religious
spiritual
concerned
with
sacred
matters
or
religion
or
the
church,
religious
texts,
a
member
of
a
religious
order,
lords
temporal
and
spiritual,
spiritual
leaders,
spiritual
songs
religious
extremely
scrupulous
and
conscientious,
religious
in
observing
the
rules
of
health
on
faith
with
trust
and
confidence,
we
accepted
him
on
faith
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