Sentence examples for Multiple faiths from inspiring English sources

And another on how many Americans mix multiple faiths.

This rise in anti-gay sentiment is powered in no small part by fringe religious extremists of multiple faiths.

Each is home to rain-streaked concrete high-rise estates; multiple faiths, tongues and colours; and the usual cocktail of joblessness, broken families, truancy and drug-dealing.

I think it has been trialled by time, by thousands of years across multiple cultures, across multiple faiths and I just don't think that us going into the parliament, making a definition into something that it's not, solves any problems.

I guess I'm tired of religious groups operating secular enterprises (hospitals, schools), hiring people of multiple faiths, serving the general public, taking taxpayer dollars — and then claiming that deeply held religious beliefs should exempt them from public policy.

The Siddheshwara temple in the Haveri district has sculptures of deities of multiple faiths.

In Jewish terms, we have the Yiddish word bashert, for 'meant to be, intended for each other.' " The decade of non-Jews discovering the ketubah coincides with three relevant social trends: the rise of Christian Zionism, the growth of interfaith marriage, and the mainstreaming of the New Age movement with its search for spirituality in multiple faith traditions.

Ouazzani has starred in multiple faith-based films, including "The Ten Commandments," "The Satanic Angels," "Jeremiah" and "David".

Rather, people hold beliefs - and may discard them when they no longer "work," customize "new traditions," or design Jewish rituals drawn from multiple faith traditions.

These efforts, along with similar initiatives in multiple faith communities, are signals of hope that society at large can respond effectively to the environmental alert so clearly proclaimed by Pope Francis.

In an ideal case, the NHS and its resources as well as the training (initial formative training and continuing professional development) would be redesigned on an assumption of serving a diversity of users with multiple faith, cultural or religious and knowledge systems.