Sentence examples for faith established from inspiring English sources

The Bahais have had property here since 1972, when the faith established a school focused on social and economic development.

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But the revelations of inequality have meant that aspirational talk has fallen flat, and the experience of 2008 has fractured faith in established leaders to fix it.

The reason is that they've finally begun to understand the force of the nationalists' rise: a particular manifestation of the wider loss of faith in established leadership that goes far beyond the Scottish question.

Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh, the chairwoman of the department of religious studies at Colby College in Maine, said the five articles of Sikh faith were established by the 10th Sikh guru to give his people a sense of identity when they were chafing under the Islamic Mughal court of Delhi.

In that zone, where the artist's decisions register kinesthetically, awakening your sense of touch as well as enchanting your eye, it is hard to doubt the value of the modernist adventure: a bet on the adequacy of sheer form, in the right hands, to compensate for a lost faith in established orders of civilization.

That's why he has great faith in established hardware players (such as IBM) that will make virtual computing happen.

And how quickly did faith re-establish itself as a firm part of your life?

But I think he puts too much faith in establishing a "unified grid" to transport renewable electricity.

Joseph Ratzinger was the Archbishop of Munich from 1977 until 1981, when he went to head up the powerful Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which establishes theological orthodoxy and was also one of the branches of the Church that dealt with priestly sexual abuse.

Following Qaddafi's ouster in 2011, Ibadis steadily began reasserting their faith and establishing schools and mosques in towns like Jadu.