Faith-based Definition

fāthbāst
adjective
Affiliated with or sponsored by a church or other religious organization.
Webster's New World

Alternative spelling of faith-based.

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Origin of Faith-based

  • faith+based. The political sense emerges in the 1970s to 1980s. The term "faith-based organization" dates from 1971.

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Faith-based Sentence Examples

  • What is to be respected about faith based on no evidence, but only ancient books and the word of control freaks?

  • Others are run by different faith groups, or are not faith-based, but they all share similar values.

  • Another example of this type of financial institution is Harbor Bank of Maryland, which claims to be a faith based lender.

  • You've probably hear of Christian book stores, however, there are many more faith based businesses that sell Christian Americana decor.

  • Remember, just because you're a faith-based group doesn't mean all your youth group activities and games have to be serious.

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