Sentence examples for belief itself from inspiring English sources

In "Divine Women" (1993b [first published 1987]) and "Belief Itself" (1993b [first presented 1980]) Irigaray's approach to the topic of divinity is profoundly immanentalizing, compared to traditional theology and philosophy of religion, even as her interest appears concentrated on the meaning of (women's) transcendence.

Belief itself is an equivocal concept.

The obvious answer is that it has gone where belief itself has gone.

Or perhaps the only genuine iconoclasm in an age of continual iconoclasm is belief itself.

"There's something in the Jewish religion about the importance of belief itself," he continued.

It is also about belief in the impossible, and belief itself.

How has belief itself become a subject of study, whether from a secular or theological point of view?

Immediately, though, it becomes apparent there is a further regress: is that carapace of self-belief itself the result of a difficult beginning, the nine loan clubs and family tragedy?

Chaplain Epstein said that exposure to people with different beliefs itself can help solve some of the problem.

And yet "The Guns of the South" succeeds, through its own consistent belief in itself.

How does belief manifest itself in lived experience, in ritual, observance, and daily-life practices?