Faitherapy

Faith + Therapy = Faitherapy

This term is coined in Invisible Control blog (invisiblecontrol.posterous.com) which means healing of humans by improving their thoughts.

Today world is at very unrest state, people are fighting for their faith even though they hardly know what they really belive in. They must need to go through faitherapy to improve their life. It will not only give them strength but it will also help them in understanding their life and would allow everyone to enjoy their stay on this planet.

Humans need to go through faitherapy to improve their life.

by sansor August 1, 2012

Fractional Genocide

The act of murdering the fractions in an equation by multiplying by a common denominator.

Mr. Nolan: Alright, so we hate these fractions in this equation, so let's kill them. This is Fractional Genocide.

by Mercalicious August 29, 2012

Fractamultages

A contraction for fractions, percentages and decimals.

"What's the maths test on?"
"Fractamultages"
"Oh that sucks"

by Larz2000 April 29, 2013

Faithiest

Someone who must live in a religious community, pretending to be one of them, while not believing in God, or at least not believing what the rest of his/her community believes.

Alternate definition: Someone who has a strong conviction that we cannot know whether God exists.

Poor Jeremiah must live among the Mormons, even though he's a Faithiest.

by dragonflytech August 1, 2013

FaithTiming

When you rely very heavily on the integrity a certain Skype call/FaceTime, hence putting a lot of trust into the stability of the software/program.

"I'm really nervous for FaithTiming my boss, I hope nothing goes wrong."

by DatFluffyMonkey July 9, 2015

Fractional Fun Dip

When you stick 3/4 of your pinky finger into another person's ass crack.

Hey Matt, want to come over to my house and try some Fractional Fun Dip with Joey and me?

by Tonweeweeweeweewee April 7, 2016

faithism

1. Commitment to religious faith (especially in the supernatural) as indispensable to knowing about the world, and as of primary importance in human affairs.
2. Commitment to the use of faith as a basis for epistemology and epistemic content (knowledge). More specifically, regarding as a basis for knowledge faith in entities (especially of allegedly supernatural status), the belief in the existence of which is not supported by publicly verifiable scientific or material evidence.

2. Doctrinal bigotry against, and denigration of those that do not share the same doctrinal faith commitment (often expressed as a devaluing of persons as lost, damned, immoral, amoral, or spiritually sick).

1. Scientists and engineers who desire to mount an effective and successful space mission cannot rely upon faith in the supernatural, and thus cannot adopt an attitude of faithism to achieve their goals.
2. That believer is not participating in Nazism, but certainly is engaged in bigoted faithism.

by The Order of the Cockscomb September 23, 2016