Sentence examples for denied confession from inspiring English sources

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This is said to be shown through many of Joan's encounters with the church; as a girl she is scolded for going to confession too often, denied communion and forced to sneak into the church to take it herself, and during her trial, where she is denied confession until The Conscience confesses her instead.

Las Casas was among those denied confession for this reason.

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But when Mr. Paige and a journalist, Lise Olsen, confront Mr. Bell about the letter, he denies the confession.

John Calvin also recognized the value of private confession and absolution for those troubled in conscience, but he denied that such confession was a sacrament or that it was necessary for the forgiveness of sins.

And there was no evidence that they shared in or at any time applied the brutal methods by which it was charged, and denied, the first confession had been obtained.

Again, Tallio denied making a confession.

Malinski denied making these confessions.

The White House and the State Department, noting that Iranian prosecutors have a history of coercing confessions, denied that Mr. Hekmati was a spy and called for his immediate release.

Mak denied making any such confession.

But Mr. Ricci denied that such a confession had occurred.

She denied making up his confession and tampering with the evidence used to convict him.

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