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Faith Is A Fine Invention


Faith is a fine invention This gift can be ours if we choose to receive it Faith, the blood-receiving gift God grant that we never lose it Where is God's mercy? Where is God? Man is too insignificant to even try to comprehend God's mysterious ways It's over. God is no longer with us How can anyone believe in this God of mercy? So help us God that we keep our faith But one was not alone in having lost his faith Which religion do I acknowledge? My religion is with one that I believe
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