Which of the following examples was not given by James on how religious faith should be shown in action?

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 1996 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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Which of the following examples was not given by James on how religious faith should be shown in action?
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The example that was not given by James on how religious faith should be shown in action is "making cash donation to churches and non-religious organizations." James emphasized the importance of faith being demonstrated through good works and actions, such as visiting orphans and widows, controlling one's tongue, and abstaining from worldly sins. While giving to churches and non-religious organizations may be a good action, it was not specifically mentioned as an example of how religious faith should be shown in action in the context of James' teachings.
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