13 February 2020
Word of the Day: Bad Faith
BAD FAITH. The condition of a person who either acts against the dictates
of his or her conscience or who has not sought to enlighten conscience before
making a moral decision. The term is also applied to one who has acquired another
person's property and does not take reasonable means either to find the owner
or to restore the owner's possessions. People are likewise said to be in bad
faith when they do not embrace Catholicism although convinced of its truth,
or when they do not take appropriate measures to learn what is the true faith.
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