have faith

“Things may look dark and bleak now, but I have faith that my dawn is coming. In Jesus’ name.

“We have faith the Supreme Court, which has expressed disgust about the overreach of Section 230, will correct course on this disappointing result.”

But Mr Walsh said, "I don't have faith, and I'm about to find out if I'm right or wrong. Because I don't think it's baring its teeth enough. I would be forgiven for having no faith - two and a half years down the road and having no answers."

But at the same time, I have faith, by which I mean confidence, that many of those who voted for Trump will regret that choice as their lives, and the issues that matter to them, are negatively impacted.

Boyd emphasized that despite this traumatic disaster occurring above the nation's capital, the public should still have faith in the safety of aviation.