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Exemplars of faith: Abraham, Jesus, and Mother Teresa
Different religious traditions offer different exemplars of faith. In all of these traditions, at least some exemplars struggle with emotional, social, intellectual, and other sorts of difficulties as they live out their faith. In this paper, we will focus on one sort of challenge many of them experience: intellectual doubt.
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