Uh, your faith is god?
Or your faith is in god?
Um, no. A claim is not an explanation.I already explained twice, now a third. Faith is knowledge.
Um, no. A claim is not an explanation.
Especially when that claim is false.
In fact your claim is a pretty good refutation in and of itself of the claim.
You have faith that you know it's true (i.e. knowledge) whereas you are, in fact, wrong. Therefore it's not knowledge.
Grammatically null.Our faith is God
Grammatically null.
And somewhat disturbing from a psychological point of view.
One more time: no.Faith is knowledge
Faith is knowledge
One more time: no.
Repeating an incorrect statement does not make it any less incorrect.
Get a dictionary. Read it. (Or get someone clever to read it to you).
Faith, by defintion is not knowledge.
The dictionary was written by man
Faith is knowledge.
Oh right.The dictionary was written by man
Your faith is a hope that there is God because that is what you want. This wish is not knowledge of God.
You don't know me and you don't know my faith.
You don't know me and you don't know my faith.
Faith is never knowledge, but unknowledge, a hope for an unknown to be real.
Design engineer!Dwy should know this well being an inventor.
Faith is never knowledge, but unknowledge, a hope for an unknown to be real.
Meaningless drivel.Faith is the knowledge of faith.