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Nika
which is true? "I believe God." or " I believe to God"?
8 okt. 2009 03:07
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Do you mean which is grammatically correct? The correct structure in English is "I believe in God", which means "I have faith that a being called 'God' exists."
8 oktober 2009
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thats the spirit... cowboy...
8 oktober 2009
Hello Nika, It is usually " I believe in God" which means having faith in God and being sure of his existence. If you said " I believe God" which is not so commonly used , it means literally you believe what he says is true.
12 oktober 2009
"I believe in God" is correct.
9 oktober 2009
I believe in God I devote to God
8 oktober 2009
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Engels, Duits, Italiaans, Perzisch (Farsi)
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