Firm Belief

A firm belief is a conviction or strong assurance that one holds towards a particular idea, concept, or belief system. It represents a deep and unshakeable certainty in one's thoughts or values.

Sense 1: Strong Conviction

In this sense, a firm belief refers to a steadfast confidence or trust in something. It often relates to religious, philosophical, or moral principles.

Example sentences:

• Despite the skepticism of others, she maintained a firm belief in the power of forgiveness.
• His firm belief in equality led him to fight for civil rights throughout his life.

Sense 2: Unwavering Confidence

In this sense, a firm belief implies unwavering certainty or trust in one's abilities or ideas, which helps to overcome obstacles and accomplish goals.

Example sentences:

• With her firm belief in her own skills, she was able to successfully launch her own business.
• His firm belief in the importance of education pushed him to pursue a doctorate degree.

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• Faith Books
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