Based on Hemadpant's reflections, how are faith and patience presented as an antidote to pride and the habit of debating?

In Chapter 2, faith (Shraddha) and patience (Saburi) are positioned as the direct remedy for pride and the adversarial habit of debating. Hemadpant recounts how Baba's act of naming him was a lesson designed to dissolve his "pride of debating" and ensure he would "remain aware for life and always be humble." The text explicitly states, "Debating is not good; do not compete with anyone." It then immediately introduces the necessity of faith and patience for achieving any spiritual goal. This suggests that by cultivating Shraddha and Saburi, one moves away from the ego-centric need to argue and towards the humble, receptive state required to gain true knowledge.