Sentence examples for change faith from inspiring English sources
The prince got his way in the battle of Trafalgar Square and, over the 25 years since, he has appeared to become more preoccupied with matters such as climate change, faith and organic farming.
In the country's criminal code there is no punishment for apostasy, so by law Moroccans can change faith and go to the churches — built by French and Spanish colonizers — to pray.
Spurred by the visible, life-threatening effects of climate change, faith leaders across denominations have underlined this moment in history as one in which our values will be tested in our actions.
Berkley Center, 'Challenges of Change: Faith, gender and development', Berkley Center Reports, Washington, DC, 2008.
Yet, even in Britain, where the freedom to change faiths is recognised, there is a growing number of people who choose to define themselves by the religion they left behind.
A colourful body of jurisprudence, dating from the British Raj, concerns people who changed faith to solve a personal dilemmalike men who switched from Hinduism to Islam so as to annul their marriage and wed somebody else.
As our relationship to food dramatically changes, faith traditions are speaking up.
But he also underscored the importance of a secular state, which he described as "the freedom to believe or not, to practice a religion and change your faith".
"I can't just change my faith like I'm changing a pair of underwear," Mr. Stückl said in an interview on Thursday, in his rapid-fire, irreverent manner as his cellphone rang constantly, an unavoidable consequence of trying to organize the 2,100 villagers performing in the dress rehearsal, not to mention the donkeys, doves and camels that add to the spectacle.
In terms of religious responsibility, Grandison, is unwilling to change his faith, and Clementina initially refuses to marry him over his religion.
With climate change no faith is required.
