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"The phrase "leap of faith" most commonly refers to the act of believing in something without, or in spite of, available empirical evidence. "Leap of Faith" may also refer to: In entertainment * Leap of Faith (film), a 1992 American dramedy film * Leap of Faith (musical), a stage musical based on the 1992 film * Leap of Faith (TV series), a 2002 sitcom that aired on NBC * Hollyoaks: Leap of Faith, a late night spin-off from the British TV soap opera "Hollyoaks" * "Leap of Faith", an episode of the show Full House * "Leap of Faith", a season four episode of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic * "Leap of Faith", an episode of the television series NCIS * "Leap of Faith", an episode of the show Third Watch * "Leap of Faith", a season 2 episode of Blue Bloods * "Leap of Faith" (Arrow), season 8 episode of Arrow * A distinctive move of Assassin's Creed video game series In music * Leap of Faith (Kenny Loggins album), 1991 * Leap of Faith (Air Cuba album), 1999 * Leap of Faith (Dave Douglas album), 2000 * Leap of Faith (Shooting Star album), 2000 * Leap of Faith, a 2016 album by Timothy B. Schmit * "Leap of Faith" (Lionel Cartwright song), 1991 * "Leap of Faith" (Hadouken! song), 2007 * "Leap of Faith", a song from the album Lucky Town by Bruce Springsteen * "Leap of Faith", a song from the album Happy People/U Saved Me by R. Kelly * "Leap of Faith", a song from the album Comin' to Your City by Big & Rich * "Leap of Faith", a song from the album Egypt Central by Alternative Metal/Post-Grunge band Egypt Central * "Leap of Faith", a song from the album Above, Over and Beyond by Filipino alternative rock band Hale * "Leap of Faith", a single by David Charvet (the English version of "Jusqu'au bout") Books * Leap of Faith: Memoirs of an Unexpected Life, by Queen Noor, wife of King Hussein of Jordan * Leap of Faith, the official biography of Gordon Cooper Other * Leap of Faith (skate), an eighteen-foot drop-off next to a specific set of stairs of Point Loma High School, California, infamous in skateboarding circles "
"Father Abraham may refer to: * Abraham, the "father of the prophets" (Ibrahim ibn Azar in Islam) * Father Abraham, pen-name of American statesman Benjamin Franklin, under which he wrote The Way to Wealth * Father Abraham, stage name of Dutch singer Pierre Kartner * Father Abraham, nick-name of Armenian politician and agricultural scientist Avetik Sahakyan Music * Father Abraham a track recorded by Lisa Loeb on her album Camp Lisa * Father Abraham a track by Red Krayola released as a 12" single and also on their album Hazel * Father Abraham a track on Sunday School Jamz Books * Father Abraham a 1909 book by Ida Tarbell * In the Footsteps of our Father Abraham a 1993 book published by Musalaha * Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, Eerdmans, 1989, by Marvin R. Wilson See also * We Are Coming, Father Abra'am, an American Civil War poem. * Penitence of Origen "
"The Tyrrell Sea, named after Canadian geologist Joseph Tyrrell, is another name for prehistoric Hudson Bay, namely as it existed during the retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. Roughly 8,000 years BP, the Laurentide Ice Sheet thinned and split into two lobes, one centred over Quebec-Labrador, the other over Keewatin. This drained Glacial Lake Ojibway, a massive proglacial lake south of the ice sheet, leading to the formation of the early Tyrrell Sea. The weight of the ice had isostatically depressed the surface as much as 270-280 m below its current level, making the Tyrrell Sea much larger than modern Hudson Bay. Indeed, in some places the shoreline was 100 to 250 km farther inland than at present."Geomorphology From Space, Plate C-24: Hudson Bay Shorelines." (Accessed 3/7/06) It was at its largest at roughly 7,000 years BP. Isostatic uplift proceeded rapidly after the retreat of the ice, as much as .09 m per year, causing the margins of the sea to regress quickly towards its present margins. The rate of uplift decreased with time however, and in any event was nearly matched by sea level rise from the melting ice sheets. When the Tyrrell Sea "became" Hudson Bay is difficult to define, as Hudson Bay is still shrinking from isostatic rebound. References Historical geology Geology of Ontario Geology of Canada Holocene Hudson Bay "