Sentence examples for evangelical basis from inspiring English sources

We always insisted that the evangelical basis for their campaign was weirdly ignored when the whole thing blew up.

The Six Nations chief executive, John Feehan, yesterday said that visits to the tournament website have increased from 76,000 in February 2003 to 763,000 this year and defended the decision to stage the matches consecutively on the evangelical basis that "most people prefer to see all the games".

Bush's evangelical base offered full backing.

Although to a feminist the trajectory of their lives seems constrained, on a day-to-day basis evangelical women feel productive and empowered by playing a dynamic role in their churches and schools, from which they derive a potent sense of community.

In the book of Genesis, often cited by evangelicals as the basis for their loyalty to Israel, God promises to bless the nations that bless the Jews, and curse the nations that curse the Jews.

Without a central source of tradition and power like the Vatican, or even, in many cases, a strong denominational structure, conservative evangelicals have no other basis of authority beyond their claims to the single, true interpretation of the Bible.

All Christianity and all its claims and all its philosophy will be judged on the basis of what evangelicals do.

Could it possibly be allowed as a legitimate evangelical option?" If not, on what basis is this denial made?

Well, Halloween has a connection to certain evangelical sensibilities that appear on a regular basis.

Wallis seems to be liberal, but Posner points out that many evangelical leaders have advocated for reform on the basis of "biblical imperatives" that require us to "seek justice for immigrants," though it's not clear whether that message explains why many rank and file evangelicals do support reform.

Mr. McGee, an administrator at the University of South Carolina, said he did not believe that evangelicals voted for Mr. Bush only on that basis.