Sentence examples for faith object from inspiring English sources

The title refers to "the wonder of the western world", an epithet long attached to Mont-Saint-Michel, the magnificent medieval abbey on the Normandy coast, a great symbol of faith, object of pilgrimage and example of sublime architecture.

In the final section, Peter and Odo the chimp share a house, wrestle and groom each other – Martel says he expressly set out to describe "someone who finds themselves in a state of grace by actually living with a faith object".

The theatre was an act of faith, whose object was to tell the inner truth about situations and feelings, not to embroider falsehood with trickery and display.

Some members of Islamic faith may object to receiving the rotavirus vaccine, arguing that it is "haram" (not permitted) as porcine products are used in the manufacturing process as highlighted by our participants.

In the Synoptic Gospels, God was the object of faith, and faith itself was belief in Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God.

So it is that LGBT people of faith become the objects of oppression perpetrated by faith leaders who claim to have their pastoral care at heart.

Yet, as noted earlier, Aquinas takes the ultimate object of faith to be God, 'the first reality', and, furthermore, understands 'formed' faith as trusting commitment to God, motivated by, and directed towards, love of God as one's true end (see Summa Theologiae 2a2ae, 4, 3; O'Brien 1974, 123 7).

The company becomes an object of faith alone.

But neither history nor the values of the Orthodox faith are its real object.

Thus, though the ultimate object of faith is God, its immediate object is the body of propositions articulating the basic Christian dogmas.

A dogma is a revealed truth that the Roman Catholic church solemnly declares to be true and to be revealed; it is most properly an object of faith.