The phrase "context of belief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the circumstances or background that influence a person's beliefs or opinions.
Example: "In the context of belief, it is essential to consider how cultural factors shape individual perspectives."
Alternatives: "framework of belief" or "background of belief".
Although at first glance both types involve the ritual abuse of children in a context of belief in witchcraft, there the similarity ends.
It also provides the context of belief for various Zen rituals, such as funeral services performed by Zen priests and ancestral memorial rites for the families of laypeople who patronize the temples.
We will briefly discuss each of these in the context of belief in creationism.
Others, including Scriven, pointed out the pragmatic features of explanation, suggesting that arguments that fall far short of deductive validity are nonetheless sufficient to "explain" a given historical event in a given context of belief.
Health Promoting Palliative Care prioritises 'the social context of beliefs and practices surrounding death, the tradition of the good death, the role of community' and recognises 'limits to health services contributions' [ 21].
Indeed, as noted in the wider literature, parents' decisions are also made in a broader context of beliefs about a child's health, personal experiences, perceived norms, and trust in health systems and professionals [ 12, 29, 76].
Although most of the advocates for panentheism work in the context of Christian belief or responses to Christian belief, indications of panentheism in other religions have been recognized especially in the Vedic tradition.
Carroll somewhat unconvincingly exonerates Paul on these grounds, placing his occasional extremism with regard to the supersession of Judaism in the context of his belief that the end-time was imminent.
The Road to Total Freedom begins with a history of Scientology, then explores it within a context of a belief system, organizational structure, and form of social control.
They are presented as part of a "master plan" that gives meaning to the subject's life in the context of a belief system.
Edward Marks, Interim Managing Director of Barclays Bank Egypt stated: "This project was developed within the context of Barclays' belief in the importance of helping young people into employment, empowering them towards a better future for themselves and their community.
