Despite the crisis of faith, the "Condition of England" question, and the "ache of modernism," this note was sustained throughout the century.
"To a religious temperament like my mother's, Faith's condition had clear symbolic implications," Elizabeth Kendall writes, identifying one after another instance of her mother's unflagging belief in God and in his signs, in a providence that she herself can't imagine.
Twelve former Christians won a lawsuit and may now return to their original faith, on condition that their identity documents note their previous adherence to Islam.Small steps, perhaps, but they point the way towards freedom of choice and citizenship based on equal rights rather than membership of a privileged religion.
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The negative consequences are both ethically alarming and empirically clear, yet similar to the ways in which some people of faith are conditioned not to interrogate their longstanding religious customs, it appears that far too many citizens are forcibly encouraged not to examine the basic practices of our dominant and destructive economic structure.
Thus, Paul Tillich interpreted justification through faith as the condition of being accepted despite one's unacceptability.
Although the Japanese constitution enacted in 1889 guaranteed freedom of faith under certain conditions, priority was, in fact, given to Shintō.
Everything to do with it relied upon a single axiom: that each new initiative or set of negotiations with the Israelis, every policy or programme (even the creation of undemocratic institutions under military occupation), could be presented as carried out in good faith under harsh conditions: necessary for peace, and in the service of our national cause.
Doxastic (and sub-doxastic) venture models of faith need entitlement conditions, to ensure that not just any 'leap of faith' is permissible the Jamesian account already mentioned (Section 7) aims to meet this need.
Liverpool refused this but suggested an arrangement that obliged them to act in good faith if those conditions were met, which Suarez argues he only accepted because he felt there was verbal agreement from all parties that - despite the new wording - it would work in the same way as a release clause.
Yet under these unfavorable conditions, faith in Jesus Christ spread across the Roman Empire.
