Sentence examples for a shared faith from inspiring English sources

For much of the twentieth century, he argues, a bridge between these two positions was a shared faith in public opinion and the press.

He climbed the political ladder in a state where party labels are trumped by a shared faith in the Bible, guns and coal.

The great divide on, say, public services will no longer be between a left committed to public provision and a right which opposes it, but between two parties with a shared faith in the public realm - with slight disagreement over the details.

Archbishop Eames told a news conference that the commission concluded that each of the 38 provinces of the church had a right to autonomy, "Yet they are not free to depart unilaterally from a shared faith of discipline without this affecting our ties as a family," he said.

Or at any rate, it's a shared faith in his fellow humans, scraping by on the ground, that stands a better chance of ensuring survival.

This is the result of Washington's near-religious embrace of global free markets, and it's a shared faith among Republicans and Democrats, even those who win elections with union backing.

For example, whereas an ethnic or racial group may have certain "average" traits--a shared faith, or certain cultural norms--the diversity within a group is usually larger than the differences between groups.

But it was also a matter of shared faith.

One of the areas on which we focus ecumenically in the Federation is the shared teaching and learning that leads to public ministry lay and ordained and a deepening of shared faith for all students who come to share our life.

A violinist in Israel brings together Jews, Christians and Muslims to enjoy music as a form of shared faith.

Living theatres of the medieval world, these incredible structures were raised between the 11th and 15th centuries, an age when Christianity – the shared faith of a still deeply primitive Europe – was the prime focus of art.