Sentence examples for acquired faith from inspiring English sources

Infused faith, which appears to be a pure act of the will and acquired faith which is not a direct act of the will and is not required for salvation (OO IV 58, ll.13 14).13 14

Always ask a knowledgeable Muslim when you have questions about your newly acquired faith.

As Francis noted, the founders of the Korean church had not acquired the faith from foreign missionaries.

The South African and then-Rhodesian blacks resisted dispossession, not because of their animist or recently acquired Christian faith, but because they could not live if they allowed another people to take and govern their land.

Abraham Lincoln, for instance, was not a regular Christian by most standards, but the record suggests that under the terrible weight of his responsibilities during the Civil War he acquired practical faith.

In general, people acquire their faith before having contact with evolution (Coyne 2012), most of them during childhood, being subjected to childhood indoctrination (sensu Dawkins 2006).

I don't know how everyone else acquires their faith or lack of!

He acquired the libertarian faith in high school and took it close to the limit.

Five American museums have been cajoled into returning works that they claim to have acquired in good faith.

Acquiring wealth, he had also acquired a complete faith in the advancements of Europe, whereas a cure in Colombo seemed to rely on village magic, astrology, and botanical charts in spidery handwriting.

I can't say at what moment I stopped reasoning and acquired something like faith, because the road was quite long and there was a lot of turning back.