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leap of faith

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leap of faith verb blind acceptance, blind accession, blind belief, blind confidence, blind intentions, misguided trust, quantum confidence in, unjustified belief, unjustified confidence, unjustified freedom from doubt, unquestionnng acceptance, unshakable trust, unwarranted conviction, unwarranted credence, unwarranted loyalty, unwarranted progression, unwarranted reliance, unwarranted trust


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DAREDEVIL mountain bikers will take a leap of faith when a new tourist attraction is unveiled.
This first film follows author and filmmaker Jon Ronson as he discovers how agnostics, who believe that it is impossible to prove or disprove the existence of God, eventually make the leap of faith and embrace Christianity.
Should I wait until my schooling is complete or take a leap of faith sooner?
 
 
 
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