7 GMRC 4.1.1

Someone who believes in and supports a strict and literal interpretation of religious scriptures or teachings, often resisting modern or more flexible interpretations.

• Fundamentalist
• Fatalism
• Apostasy

The belief is that all events in life are already decided and cannot be changed, no matter what we do.

• Fatalism
• Apostasy
• Ecumenical

when someone decides to stop believing in or following their religion

• Apostasy
• Ecumenical
• Ardent

Working together or building friendships among different churches or religions.

• Ecumenical
• Ardent
• Fundamentalist

showing strong feelings; eager

• Ardent
• Fundamentalist
• Fatalism

simply means believing in God.

• Faith
• FAITH
• faith

is the total trust in God, the expectation of His help, and the absolute holding fast to Him and His words.

• Faith in the Old Testament
• Faith in Islam (Iman)

faith is called Iman ( which means believing in Allah (God) and following His guidance. Faith is the foundation of being a good Muslim.

• Faith in Islam (Iman)
• Faith in the Old Testament

Faith in the Old Testament

• is the total trust in God
• , the expectation of His help, and the absolute holding fast to Him and His words
• Iman
• is the foundation of being a good Muslim

Faith in Islam (Iman)

• Iman
• is the foundation of being a good Muslim
• is the total trust in God
• , the expectation of His help, and the absolute holding fast to Him and His words