Sentence examples for beliefs found from inspiring English sources

The idea of punishment after death whereby the souls of the wicked are consigned to Hell (Gehenna, Gehinnom, or Jahannam)—emerged out of beliefs found across the Mediterranean, from ancient Egypt to Zoroastrian Persia, and became fundamental to the Abrahamic religions.

The Tea Party leaders were getting a sense of what it was like to be real players in the process, and some of them, however sincere their beliefs, found themselves drawn to the idea of having the very same back-room influence that they criticized in the consultants.

Ian and John explore the evidence that Beethoven's revolutionary beliefs found their way into the first four notes of the Fifth Symphony.

The role of memory that sustains much of his beliefs found expression in "The Lamp of Memory," and is presumably well known to those who are interested in this aspect of his career; but further insights into this can be found in Gabrielle Ruddick's essay on that lamp above.

And their beliefs found them".

None of the included interaction variables could explain the differences in harmful and beneficial beliefs found between doctors and nurses.

This mélange of beliefs finds its expression in the splendor of Balinese music, dance and visual arts.

Question Beliefs, Find Perfection In What's Happening I used to have very definite ideas of how the world was, what was good and bad, and who was responsible for blocking my happiness.

Of course, bias and religious belief found their way into marriage law.

The second concerns resurrection, or coming back to life after dying, a belief found in all three of the Abrahamic religions.

But there is another possible explanation, and that's the belief found close to many leftwing hearts that they, and they alone, are the good guys – the champions of equality and fairness – and therefore incapable of prejudice.