• On Faith
    • Faith


      Faith is Middle English feith, from Anglo-French feid, fei, for Latin fides akin to fidere i.e. to trust. It was first known to be used in the 13th century.
      From what the Miriam-Webster dictionary defines faith is simply the synonym of belief.
      But honestly faith is believing in something when commonsense tells you not to. Like Martin Luther King Jr. Shares it is taking the first step when you don’t see the whole staircase.
      Faith can get lost in the pile of crap some of us call life. But faith can turn that pile of crap into a bed of seed filled manure that nourishes beautiful plants to spring forth from. Faith is a passionate intuition.

       
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    gmamia said:
    Living on a farm for weeks I had this image in my mind, and you put it so eloquently into words.
    posted 10 months ago
    parwatisingari said:
    Thanks Lori, I am from a farming background too so maybe we feel these things.
    posted 10 months ago

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