Sentence examples for evil beliefs from inspiring English sources

The liberals, the democrats, the atheists and the gays - they will be the witches whose spells and evil beliefs betrayed the nation.

The first 200 pages of this book are thought-provoking; a fine account of evil beliefs and (at least on the part of the authorities) evil actions.

Peter Steinfels's reflections on good and evil (Beliefs column, Oct. 13) left out the Humanist perspective: that the universe is indifferent to us and our fate, that we humans define good and evil in compassionate concert with people of good will regardless of persuasion.

Life was a battle between good and evil, belief and unbelief.

As a group, they supported the "evil empire" beliefs of Ronald Reagan more than the internationalism of the first President Bush.

The judge at his trial described him as "warped and evil beyond belief".

Bamber, described by the trial judge as "warped and evil beyond belief", is one of only 38 convicted killers in Britain who have been given a whole-life tariff, meaning they will never be released.

So, by his own admission, Augustine's "solution" to the problem of evil defends belief in God without properly explaining the kinds of acts which exert real pressure on religious faith.

Sentencing Bamber to five life prison terms, the judge Mr Justice Drake said he was "warped and evil beyond belief".

The judge call him "warped and evil beyond belief" and he ended up with a whole life sentence for the 1985 killings.

Here he retained distinctly non-Enlightenment ideas, particularly the belief in an evil will and the belief in the necessity of God's salvation.