Sentence examples for belief arises from inspiring English sources

Rather, their belief arises from their personal experiences of a spiritual world of meaning and values, with God as its center.

According to Tylor, the belief arises naturally from elements universal in human experience (e.g., death, sleep, dreams, trances, and hallucinations) and leads through processes of primitive logic to the belief in a spiritual reality distinct from the body and capable of existing independently.

Following the first type of argument, pantheistic belief arises when the things of this world excite a particular sort of religious reaction in us.

It's easy to see how this belief arose.

Clinton said that the belief arose from from Albright's own long fight for equality.

The belief arose among the sepoys that the British had deliberately used the lard on the cartridges.

The disappearance of the Aborigines in southeast Australia was so rapid that the belief arose that all would soon die out.

Later the belief arose that anyone could become a goryō by so willing at the moment of death or by meeting with accidental death under unusual circumstances.

A common reason provided for non-contraceptive use was the belief that they were infertile as a result of their drug use; a belief arising from their experience of amenorrhea or dysmenorrhea.

This belief arose because outdoor workers are exposed to UV every day, unlike indoor workers, so that their skin acclimates by thickening the stratum corneum and by producing the pigment melanin (tan).

Gangs, race nationalism, and all manner of "beliefs" arose from this longing..