Sentence examples for between believers from inspiring English sources

In no case were statistically significant differences observed between "believers" and "non-believers" (see Figure 5).

It harks back to the way Mr Mda's Xhosa people beautified themselves with red ochre, and serves as a metaphor for the struggle between "believers" (traditionalists) and "un-believers" (progressives) in today's South Africa.The starting point is a real event: the destruction of the Xhosa as an independent nation when, in the mid-1850s, they were misled by Nongqawuse, a young prophetess.

For Watson, we are divided not so much between believers and non- as between what might be called Super-Naturalists, who believe that a material account of existence is inadequate to our numinous-seeming experience, and Self-Makers, who are prepared to let the human mind take credit even for the most shimmering bits of life.

It is not a war between believers and nonbelievers.

If it does, then the line between believers and nonbelievers has not been drawn.

Drawing a hard line between believers and unbelievers only establishes sides.

Catholics, in contrast, hold that the relationship between believer and church is almost as important, and that the church, with its dogmas and rituals, acts as intermediary between its members and God.

This study highlighted the existence of some different constitutive features of "good death" focusing on the distinction between believer and non-believer in the maintenance of individuality after death, and we feel that this difference is a major one, at least in the Italian cultural context and deserves further research.

This inherent logic shows that there is a natural symbiosis of affinity between party members and government power that also occurs between religious believers and folk religion organizations; the two different elective affinities are dominated by two different ideal interests.

This sets off a debate between the believers and skeptics.

The deaconess functioned as an intermediary between female believers and the male clergy.