Sentence examples for church thought from inspiring English sources

A document from 1855 records a Virgin in the Church thought by Hubert and Jan van Eyck, which may be the same painting.

The Church thought otherwise.

"The church thought they could stonewall him like they'd stonewalled everybody else.

It is doubtful that pledge helped them heal, or that he or anyone else in the church thought it might.

Mr. Trotter said the water had been cut off because the church thought the building was empty.

This followed a suicide attack on a church, thought to have been carried out by the group, which killed two people.

I was standing in the church, thinking these thoughts, when the sun suddenly struck through the translucent panes of the windows.

St Mary's Church, Church Road, Little Ilford, Manor Park, Newham - chosen by Rev Lucy Winkett, an Anglican priest and contributor to BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day.

From its origins the church has thought of itself as the one and only worshipping community that could trace itself back to the group established by Jesus Christ.

And then I realized that the entire church most likely thought I had invited him to Easter, that this was my boyfriend, and I was in a kind of torment, wanting to communicate to those around me that I had not invited this man — that I was not that kind of unbeliever — while communicating to him that I was no longer a part of this stringent faith.

Origen speaks not only for the Platonists but for all the Greek apologists of the church: the prevalent thought of his time (and perhaps of ours) required that if God is to be invisible, immutable, eternal, omnipresent, and irresistible in power he must not be confined to one place or composed of labile matter.