article of faith
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A fundamental belief or principle held to be true, especially within a religion or ideology.
Belief in the afterlife is an article of faith for many religions.
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Banned TED Talk: Nick Hanauer "Rich people don't create jobs"
- This idea is an article of faith for Republicans, and seldom challenged by Democrats,
This idea is an article of faith for Republicans, and seldom challenged by Democrats,
- This idea is an article of faith for Republicans and seldom challenged by Democrats
This idea is an article of faith for Republicans and seldom challenged by Democrats
The real consequences of Trump’s Iran war flip-flops | Fareed's Take
- In the years after Barack Obama's presidency, it became an article of faith that one of his central errors in foreign policy was the Syria Red Line.
In the years after Barack Obama's presidency, it became an article of faith that one of his central errors in foreign policy was the Syria Red Line.
- In the years after Barack Obama's presidency, it became an article of faith that one of his central errors in foreign policy was the Syria red line.
In the years after Barack Obama's presidency, it became an article of faith that one of his central errors in foreign policy was the Syria red line.
Top 10 Economic Bubbles That RUINED Lives
- The belief that housing prices would always rise became an article of faith.
The belief that housing prices would always rise became an article of faith.
- The belief that housing prices would always rise became an article of faith.
The belief that housing prices would always rise became an article of faith.