Sentence examples for controversial belief from inspiring English sources

Writing in alternating autobiographical passages, degree candidates at Princeton Theological Seminary -- Jennifer L. Bayne, a Presbyterian, and Sarah E. Hinlicky, a Lutheran -- made as charming a case for an historically controversial belief as could be imagined.

The French monsignor is best known for championing views on "gender theory", the controversial belief that increasing acceptance of homosexuality in western countries is creating "serious problems" for children who are being exposed to "radical notions of sexual orientation".

However, Martino has repeatedly stated his (hardly controversial) belief that Messi is the best player in the world and that his presence can only serve to improve the team; therefore, he will always select Messi when he is fit.

Not a single controversial belief was confirmed, denied or even mentioned.

Not a single controversial belief was confirmed, denied, or even mentioned.

An interview with Matt Dickinson, a reporter from The Times, suggested that Hoddle had a "controversial belief that the disabled, and others, are being punished for sins in a former life".

He should attempt to live in peace with others, instead of constantly baiting people with his controversial beliefs.

ONE of the more controversial beliefs of Warren E. Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, is that diversification is not always good.

It's through exposure to diverse individuals and by candidly debating controversial beliefs, and not by imposing draconian district policies, that people's views change.

If Christians accepted the Bible as a product of its time there would be no more animosity and hate directed at the Church because of their controversial beliefs that contradict our progressive society.

The furor has largely subsided, though Dr. Singer's controversial beliefs have aroused enough potential enemies that the university provided him with a scanner to check suspicious-looking mail.