Sentence examples for active faith from inspiring English sources

The census question does not ask about active faith though.

Although money is going to synagogues and churches, so far most applicants have been mosques since Muslims are by far the most active faith group in the borough.

But he said they were also product of his faith, noting, "We're required to have a living, breathing, active faith in our own lives".

Although the Kegon school can no longer be considered an active faith teaching a separate doctrine, it continues to administer the famous Tōdai Temple monastery at Nara.

Then among Americans who do still have an active faith, Trump has exploited the widening gap between what many conservative Christians assumed about the relationship between their country and their faith, and what the last 10 years or more of social and political change have revealed about the nation's drift.

Its directors refused to survey listeners, rooting their choices in what the BBC's legendary first director, Sir John Reith, called "an active faith that a supply of good things will create a demand for them, not waiting for the demand to express itself".

That's because "inducement liability" is based on active bad faith while the DMCA safe harbor protections are meant to protect only good faith conduct aimed at operating legitimate Internet businesses.

It was a letter between two early Christians, providing unique evidence of a busy, active, literate faith community.

Judaism was an active proselytising faith, and at least one Arab political leader converted to it.

The goal is to connect visitors to the Bridge to an active, healthy faith community long term.

According to Elizabeth Beresford at the International Rescue Committee, a nonprofit that helped the family settle in Tucson, the city has "historically been a refugee welcoming community" with a "very active inter-faith community...led by both the Mormon LDS church and Tucson Refugee [Ministry], a coalition of faith based organizations that are outspoken supporters of refugee resettlement". .