Sentence examples for a given faith from inspiring English sources

Of course, there are a plethora of examples where religious NGOs have accomplished fulfilling noble projects of improving human wellbeing, but the underlying foundational concept of converting the population to a given faith cannot be ignored.

Now, whether practical commitment to the truth of a given faith-proposition does or does not venture beyond adequate evidential support will be relative to assumptions about (a) where the level of evidential support required for 'adequacy' should be set, and (b) just how firm and decisive propositional faith-commitment needs to be.

In fact, it's a serious mistake to assume that all members of any given faith adhere completely to the tenets and beliefs set by their leaders.

Working in radio also gave Faith an inside look on how the Aussie dance scene in particular is cutting it.

In 2o13, a follow-up study by the National Study of Religious Giving released a report called "Connected to Give: Faith Communities" that said 73% of the money American Christians were giving went to a religious organization.

But now, the trend to roll back the state and recruit voluntary and community organisations to perform some of its functions gives faith bodies a different and more legitimate kind of place on the Westminster stage.

God always allows room for faith and gives faith as a gift to those that seek him.

They give faith to the downtrodden.

Only one faith could legitimately exist in a given state, and that faith had to be the ruler's and could be only Catholicism or Lutheranism; Calvinism, Zwinglianism, and Anabaptism were excluded.

The film's screenwriter, Daniel D. Davis, and its director, Christopher N. Rowley, treat their characters' faith as a given — as merely one characteristic among many.

Father Michael Hilbert, a professor of canon law and the dean of faculty at the Gregorian, puts it this way: "For John Paul II, the faith was a given, something to celebrate and proclaim.