Is it true: Friends have no faith on each other. Husband and wife have no faith on each other. The manger and staff have no faith on each other. Generally, one have no faith on another.
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Tsamaya is on semi-retirement
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Uh, no. That is not true. I have tremendous faith in my husband. Faith that he will stay by me, help me, love me, be faithful to me, care for me and our daughter, make good decisions, make me laugh when I am down. I have faith in my mother. I have faith in my employees - otherwise why would I trust them with my business that is tantamount to our entire life savings? If none of us had any faith, the world would be impossible to survive.
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No, that's not true. "Faith is not belief without proof, but trust without reservation" D. Elton Trueblood I see faith in action everywhere I look, every single day of my life. Think about it.
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There can not be true friends without faith and trust, no solid marriage with it. It is possible to be surrounded by the faithless but with time and experience you can discover who to trust through knowledge.
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