Sentence examples for differing beliefs from inspiring English sources
He said the underlying issues in the case "raise questions that have great social, ethical and religious significance and they are questions on which widely differing beliefs and views are held, often strongly".
It's a conflict that dates back to the height of radical feminism, in the nineteen-seventies, and it hinges upon the two groups' differing beliefs about who has the right to identify as a woman.
Fletcher, the bishop of Dorchester, adds: "What I am pleading for is an openness amongst evangelicals to discuss a range of differing beliefs to their own and to engage biblically with those who hold them without just writing such people off as 'revisionists' or (as described by a previous generation) 'woolly liberals'".
People with similar beliefs tend to have more trust with each other than people with vastly differing beliefs.
After meeting various Asylum members, it became clear that many have differing beliefs from one another.
Migrants and natives held differing beliefs, but over time the boundaries between those belief systems blurred.
Difficulty with any of these tenets demonstrated by learners may be due to differing belief systems, lack of awareness, or conflicting expectations of the EM rotation experience.
While the problems of differing belief systems, cultures, and building common political institutions are real and fascinating, what really makes all these problems immensely more difficult right now is that the European elite is trying to impose very regressive and unpopular changes on their citizens.
He also includes his commentary as an undertone in other stories; he described the sub-plot of the differing belief systems of the Doctor and Queen Victoria in "Tooth and Claw" as a conflict between "Rational Man versus Head of the Church".
It is important to note differing cultural beliefs concerning eye contact.
The Rev. Leona R. James of the Thankful Baptist Church in Paterson agreed that clergy have a role to play, including preaching the golden rule to people who would hate others of differing political beliefs.
