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I love the name Faith! It's near the top of my list of faves...absolutely gorgeous in my opinion, either as a FN or a MN. Very classy, feminine, and a name that ages well :) I love the combos Faith Elisabeth, Faith Elisabeth Maria, Faith Alexandra, Faith Jasmine, Faith Nathalie Maria, Faith Christina/Cristina, Faith Nathalie Christina, Faith Michelle, & Faith Michelle Rene.

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Jennifer Nicole
Loving the Names:
Ariella Kathryn, Carrie Marie, Elisabeth Ava, Faith Alexandra, Michaela Reese, Sadie Elisabeth
Cade Preston, Deacon James, Grant William, Jude Hamilton, Roman Spencer

This message was edited 8/4/2006, 9:21 PM

It reminds me of the Faith the evil vampire slayer from the tv show Buffy.

It has a pretty sound, but it's too religious for me. I have a cousin named Faith Elizabeth, which is a nice combo despite the fact that Elizabeth is a common middle name.

I absolutely adore it.

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http://www.GlitterMaker.com/ - Glitter

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Girls~G

I love it and would consider using it!

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I don't like it as a name. Same with hope.

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L'Eau Qui Pleure

Honestly? I dislike it. Sorry. We just had a discussion about how faith means different things to different people, but to me, I think of religion, and that's not a name I'd want to use. It's on the list with Christian as having no possibility of coming near my children's birth certificates. I find it blah on other people.

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What are the convulsions of a city in comparison with the insurrections of the soul?
Man is a depth still greater than the people.

I think it's really pretty as a first name though I've always thought of it as a middle name. My favorite combo is Faith Carolyn.

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I like it

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-- Sarah

I think it's cute, but since it's my sister's MN (her name is Carolyn Faith) it seems to me like it should be more of a MN. Plus there's Faith Hill. It's a beautiful name though.

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"There is an art to flying, or rather, a knack," said Ford. "The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

Love it as a mn, probably wouldn't use it as a fn.

Bland, has implications that shouldn't be pegged on a child. Don't like at all.