Sentence examples for a problem of faith from inspiring English sources

Bishops and other church leaders relied too heavily on psychiatrists, psychologists, and lawyers in dealing with a problem that, while it undoubtedly has psychological causes and legal implications, is at its heart a problem of faith and morality.

The problem of suffering became for me the problem of faith".

In 2010, the former schools adjudicator warned about the problem of faith schools "skewing" their admissions in favour of children from middle-class families by giving priority to those going to bell-ringing classes or church coffee mornings.

In 1135 he withdrew to the meditative life of the Cistercian Monastery of Signy in the Ardennes, where he addressed questions of the spiritual life and the problem of faith in his Speculum fidei (The Mirror of Faith) and Aenigma fidei ("The Enigma of Faith"), written in 1144.

We have to admit to the fact that in our homes and communities, we have a problem, of not being willing to accept other faith practices.

By reading the Scriptures in the light of its own beliefs, the church is able to address itself to new problems of faith and morals that did not exist or were not attended to in earlier times.

Mr Kan's unpopularity is a symptom of a deeper problem: a loss of faith in politics generally.

Is the problem a lack of faith, or the winding path the war is on now?

And it is a problem for people of faith.

Muhly had entitled the piece "Seeing Is Believing," a punning reference to the problem of reconciling faith with science faced by the sixteenth-century astronomers whose studies had provided the score's original inspiration.

In Being and Nothingness Sartre analyzed with subtlety the logical problem of "bad faith", yet he developed an ontology of value as produced by willing in good faith (which sounds like a revised Kantian foundation for morality).