So-called "faith" refers to a person's spontaneous devotion and reverence for a certain ideology or religious pursuit, transforming this belief and reverence into their own code of conduct.
"Faith" has a profound impact on both individuals and society, serving as a spiritual pillar for a person and transforming into social cohesion.
The formation of "faith" requires a process. For example, long-term hardships in real life can easily give rise to religious beliefs. The prolonged influence of family life easily leads the next generation to accept the beliefs of their parents. Only encountering sudden miracles or disasters in life can cause a person to develop faith in a relatively short period of time.
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