Sentence examples for carried faith from inspiring English sources

Basil, in a line of dwindling fortunes (his grandfather was a major general, his father a gentlemanly and inefficient businessman), carried faith in a rational center to daffy extremes.

But we've trusted churches before to carry "faith-based welfare" provision without regulation, and we got the Magdalen laundries.

But the bigger issue is whether modern-day governments have the legitimacy to enforce laws that carry faith-based implications.

And it's about the community of faith carrying our faith for us.

Muslim merchants carried their faith to the far corners of the world.

The fervent men who carried the faith to the far corners of the empire left a lasting imprint on their mission territories, and the churches in those countries are today led mostly by men who are themselves assertively evangelical and orthodox.

There was a sense that Moyes never carried the faith of United's players - that he was a man out of his depth handling the bigger stars who would question his methods (and perhaps more pertinently his record) than those who followed him at Everton.

Despite being small in number among the nations, our people carried a faith as great as any.

(AP) VATICAN: LIMITS ON EXORCISMS Seeking to curb unauthorized faith healings and exorcisms carried out by faith healers and charismatic church leaders, the Vatican released a 17-page "instruction" on the proper way to seek healing from God.

Now I can only answer him - in haste and for all time - by doing what I can to carry this faith along".

And Arif, born and raised in Pakistan, the son of a preacher in the country's small Christian community, felt called to carry his faith into nations hostile to the message he brought.