Faith and strength together form the foundation of meaningful action. While faith provides purpose, direction, and conviction, strength ensures the ability to act, persevere, and achieve results. In the absence of either, efforts remain incomplete—making their combination essential for accomplishing any significant goal.
Faith represents belief in a cause, purpose, or goal. It provides direction, inspiration, and the moral drive to initiate action.
Faith without strength leads to inaction or idealism without results, while strength without faith may result in misdirected or unethical actions.
Thus, faith provides purpose while strength ensures execution. Only when both work together can individuals and institutions accomplish meaningful and lasting outcomes.
Q1. “Faith and strength are both essential to accomplish any great work.” Explain.
(150 words, 10 marks)
Q2. Faith provides direction, while strength ensures execution. Discuss in the context of public administration.
(150 words, 10 marks)
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