0
Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I think the second sentence is correct.
He has strong power of faith in Christianity.
He has strong faith in Christianity.
I think the second sentence is correct. Am I correct?
Thanks.
He has strong faith in Christianity.
I think the second sentence is correct. Am I correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
The 2nd sentence sounds more natural, yes:)
But if the person is a faithful (I.E. devout) Christian, I would rather say:
His Christian faith is strong.
Or
He is a very devout Christian.
...Or
He has strong Christian faith. (this one sounds least best to me)
Using 'faith in' could be interpreted in a way to say that he believes in Christianity the
But if the person is a faithful (I.E. devout) Christian, I would rather say:
His Christian faith is strong.
Or
He is a very devout Christian.
...Or
He has strong Christian faith. (this one sounds least best to me)
Using 'faith in' could be interpreted in a way to say that he believes in Christianity the
00
Check My English 247Using 'faith in' could be interpreted in a way to say that he believes in Christianity the institution, rather than having faith in the Christian beliefs. It's a small difference, and others might disagree, but that's my opinion anyway!Good point.
0
Related Questions