Sentence examples for church principles from inspiring English sources

There are also dozens of young choreographers who exhibit more signs of having absorbed Judson Church principles than he.

"He did not abide by church principles," said Rufus Rogers, regional overseer of the church, though he said he was unable to provide more details.

But Manheim doesn't tell non-members about these duties when she first "shares her faith" with them; she said they would think her "weird" or "stupid" if they didn't understand other church principles first.

She also imbued in the young Churchill her religious preference for Low Church principles and a general disdain for anything inclining toward Rome.

It is one thing to demand fealty to church principles from grant recipients; it is quite another to insist that these groups cannot in any way be associated with other organizations that do not adhere to the church's teachings.

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According to them, their churches' principles are founded on the idea that "God, protector of humankind, looks after all His faithful," who require only prayer to protect and heal them in times of illness.

Increasingly parties wanted their candidates standing on platforms – originally a French term referring to a building's foundation that Americans first used to describe a church's principles.

However, the Empire had vanished, and Western states generally followed the Roman church sanctioned principles of hereditary sovereignty.

Members are encouraged to tithe, to donate 10percentt of their income to the church, a principle shared by many evangelical and some mainline Protestant churches.

David Deutsch, "Quantum theory, the Church-Turing principle and the universal quantum computer", Proc.