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ESLPod_0966_WE_1607 Converting to Another Religion In this podcast, the word "faith" means a set of religious beliefs: "Which faith were you raised in?" Or, "What percentage of the world's faiths teach that there is life after death?" The word "faith" can also refer to a belief in something that cannot be proven: "No one can prove whether or not God exists. You simply have to have faith." The phrase "to act in good/bad faith" means to have honest/dishonest intentions: "We co-signed your loan in good faith, but we never imagined you'd stop making payments and expect us to do it for you." Or, "If your business partner agreed to these arrangements in bad faith, then you might be able to sue her for the money you lost."

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ESLPod 966 faith Daily Life

Id	ESLPod_0966_WE_1607
Episode Id	ESLPod 966
Episode Title	Converting to Another Religion
Phrase	faith
Text	In this podcast, the word "faith" means a set of religious beliefs: "Which faith were you raised in?" Or, "What percentage of the world's faiths teach that there is life after death?" The word "faith" can also refer to a belief in something that cannot be proven: "No one can prove whether or not God exists. You simply have to have faith." The phrase "to act in good/bad faith" means to have honest/dishonest intentions: "We co-signed your loan in good faith, but we never imagined you'd stop making payments and expect us to do it for you." Or, "If your business partner agreed to these arrangements in bad faith, then you might be able to sue her for the money you lost."
Topics	Daily Life

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