Sentence examples for creed from from inspiring English sources

In this month's Woman's Home Companion he has an original poem entitled "God of Battles:" "From Pride and foolish confidence, From every weakened creed, From the dread fear of fearing, Protect us Lord and lead.

The USP does not exclude any religion, faith or creed, from the realm of truth or authenticity.

A few years later, he had developed a local fan base and street creed from musicians who play the blues-rich area.

The "Ana Creed" from the same site begins: "I believe in Control, the only force mighty enough to bring order into the chaos that is my world.

That suggests a bleak view of the human imagination.Universities that want to improve their selection procedures by identifying talented people (of any colour or creed) from disadvantaged backgrounds should be encouraged.

Was it the excesses of their creed, from race-based preferential programs that went on far too long to crude speech censorship by the politically correct and humorless (one and the same) that soiled the brand?

The creed, drawing from verses in Paul's letters, taught that physical competition offers a way of using God's gifts and spreading God's word.

Nanak, the first of Sikhism's ten gurus, was a peaceable reformer who fashioned a creed free from what he regarded as the superstitions and invidious distinctions of caste and faith made by Hinduism and Islam.

Our religious energy has shifted from belief to action and from creed to compassion.

The institution of proselytization emanates from creed exceptionalism, with the belief that the proselytizer practices a more truthful creed.

Be ever wary of any believer proclaiming that his/her belief is the only Way; also veer far from any persons whose creed promotes distancing yourself from your family or closest friends.