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People have (immense) faith in God. In place of immense, what would be the proper word to convey that 'the faith is not immense, but it is that which can't be given up, due to the fear of being alone. Even having less faith in God, we can't give up' ?
I think indispensable may convey the idea of something deemed as extremely important:
- Absolutely necessary; essential. (AHD)
The Free Dictionary
inalienable [formal, mainly in law]
inalienable
adjective
: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred
inalienable human rights
Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary
