Sentence examples for faith of acceptance from inspiring English sources

However, many in the Sikh community are wholly opposed to these rules, saying Sikhism is a faith of acceptance and equality.

This would be a Christian faith of radical acceptance.

(e.g., Scott 2004; Scott and Branch 2006) and the public perception of the incompatibility of faith and acceptance of evolution.

In its 18 articles Lucaris professed virtually all the major doctrines of Calvinism; predestination, justification by faith alone, acceptance of only two sacraments (instead of seven, as taught by the Eastern Orthodox Church), rejection of icons, rejection of the infallibility of the church, and so on.

Some of the principles proposed include justification by faith, the acceptance of baptism and the Lord's Supper as the only valid sacraments, the offering of the cup to the laity, the holding of worship services in the vernacular, and the authorisation of priests to marry.

He is an activist who seeks to increase the world's understanding of faith and acceptance and love and peace.

Churches, agencies, and individuals that call themselves by this term usually emphasize five or more of several fundamental doctrines (salvation by faith, personal acceptance, verbal inspiration of Scripture, depravity of man, Virgin Birth, miracles of Christ, atonement, evangelism, Second Advent).

As we saw earlier, a notion of acceptance (as "faith") is the sort of thing that a fideist might want to appeal to against those who say that one can't just decide to believe that p in the face of strong opposing evidence.

You view the world through a lens of acceptance and faith.

For many of these patients, God's acknowledgement of their struggles and faith came in the form of acceptance into the OpWalk Boston program.

Despite the seeming indifference to, or outright repudiation of, the church by various members of the family particularly Lord Marchmain, his daughter Julia, and his son Sebastian by the end of the novel each has shown some sign of acceptance of the faith.