Her novel, which features a Sikh family and portrays them in a realistic way, required her to do extensive research into my faith.
The two assistant United States attorneys who tried the case, Renee Bumb and Mary Futcher, argued today for a sentence at the upper end of the federal guidelines for official corruption, on grounds that Mr. Milan's corruption was extensive and had undermined faith in government -- elements that the sentencing rules say may weigh against a convict at sentencing.
And then read the tract he recommended so widely and wrote an extensive commentary upon: "Essentials of Faith Alone".
The proposed syllabus is the result of extensive consultation with local teachers, faith groups and RE advisers, said Reading Borough Council.
Characterized by a take-no-prisoners attack on religion, the New Atheists' often strident denunciations of faith have drawn extensive media coverage.
Bucking many in his party and the position of its presumptive nominee, Corker last year expressed faith in the extensive vetting process of Syrian refugees who are slated to enter the United States in coming months.
Even so, despite their evident and extensive reach, the work that faith-inspired organizations do and could do to address TB has not yet been explored in any significant depth.
The different modes of TM practiced is extensive and includes herbs, acupuncture, cupping, faith healing, homeopathy, light therapy, astrology, auto-urine therapy, massage, ear candling, hypnotherapy, yoga therapy, nutritional/vitamin therapy, natural products, and magneto therapy.
That may work for now, but it's not likely to fly in the wider enterprise market, which relies on extensive testing and auditing rather than trust or blind faith.
It was Mr. Romney's most extensive and direct discussion of religion since his 2007 speech about his own faith and was intended to help him reassure conservatives, some of whom do not accept Mormonism as a Christian religion.
Such a speculation does not trigger the necessity for a more extensive hearing on the issue of good faith.
