Faith is a concept that both religious and non religious persons know. I have seen a lot of people exhibit faith in certain things. When it comes to faith I believe faith cannot exist when there is no action. In other words people take action because they have faith. I have seen people confess by faith the year 2025 would be better but they do not have a single plan on how they plan to achieve this. If you have faith the year will be better, you need to put in the works. What do you think?
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discuss Can faith exist without action?
- Thread starter eLdavis
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This thread covers all aspects of ideologies, including beliefs, principles, traditions, policies, and their influence on society and culture.
I totally agree with you and I think you are right about that. As anyone knows, belief without effort is pointless, similar to having a car yet you don’t have fuel to make it move. Faith as they say is good but it’s even better to act out that faith and make it come true.
It's even written in the Bible that faith without work is dead. It was found in James 2:26 (KJV) which states that - "For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also."
Faith is a something that exist without reasons. For instance, the belief in god is with out a reason, there are no rational proofs, there are only assumptions and faith. Just because you have faith does not mean it exist or it happens. A lot of people believe Jesus is God, but there are also a lot of people who don't believe Jesus is God, instead their God is someone else, Buddha for instance.
I don't think so. Just like motivation, faith without action is meaningless. If that were the case, staying in the same place and just having faith would be great for you, but that clearly never works like that. You always have to put in a bit of effort to achieve that.
Faith without action feels incomplete to me. I think action gives faith purpose and impact, turning belief into meaningful change.
I agree—faith without action is empty. True belief drives intentional steps toward desired outcomes.
