Sentence examples for devoid of faith from inspiring English sources
In the self-flagellatory early-90s, seeking solutions after the misery of Euro 92 and the humiliation of failure to qualify for the 1994 World Cup, English football, devoid of faith in its own virtues, tried to leap aboard any passing bandwagon: the model to follow was Dutch.
Pulpits that are devoid of faith and politics will result in pews devoid of black millennials.
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We're there to try to show, to witness, the coming together of faith and science". The other reason, Barr pointed out, is to combat the widespread myth that the world of science is devoid of faith--is a hostile territory for religion.
Reason, devoid of the purifying power of faith, can never free itself from distortions and rationalizations.
If they were encouraged towards that worldview alone, I believe they would be receiving an education devoid of further enrichment from a faith-based narrative.
As matters stand, the video statement by Osama bin Laden -- that the events of Sept. 11 and afterward "have divided the world into two parts, a part that espouses faith and is devoid of hypocrisy, and an infidel part, may God protect us from it" -- comes as a culmination of years of anti-American broadcasts.
For someone devoid of religious belief, it may be no more of a crime to dip into aspects of faith than it is for a lover of literature to single out a few favourite writers from across the canon.
MID is for people of faith, but there is no room for blind faith.
1976 Confession of Faith.
