Sentence examples for causes faith from inspiring English sources

Bad acts may rise from good causes: faith may never be the enemy; fanaticism is always the enemy.

Joffe went on to speak of Parker's connections to progressive causes, faith communities and, most recently to the Black Lives Matter movement.

They do so for a cause, faith or deeply etched tribal identity, however crazy.

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If my scrapes with the criminal element ever caused my faith in humanity to waver … these guys definitely restored it.

Because with confidence in our cause and faith in each other, we still believe that there is hardly anything we cannot do.

With confidence in our cause, with faith in our fellow citizens, and with hope in our hearts, let us go about the work of extending the promise of America -– for this generation, and the next.

His vow went unheeded, however, and the persecutions spread through the empire with an extreme violence that did not succeed in annihilating Christianity but caused the faith of the martyrs to blaze forth instead.

With confidence in our cause; with faith in our fellow citizens; and with hope in our hearts, let us go about the work of extending the promise of America – for this generation, and the next.

But one of the fundamental and tragic lessons of the last century is that nationalism can exist on its own as a cause and faith and belief attached to the most meagre shreds of any kind of economic project.

I walked out feeling light, and I believe trusting in God caused my faith to grow an inch.