Sentence examples for faith orders from inspiring English sources

But when we make a law for something that faith orders, you reject it.

It has charge of all the general concerns of the church's faith, order, property, missions, education, and the like.

Like the silver mine in Joseph Conrad's novel "Nostromo," the Simandou deposit holds the promise of supplying what Guinea needs most: "law, good faith, order, security".

When he became sole emperor at the end of 361, he proclaimed his pagan faith, ordered the restitution of the temples seized under Constantius, and freed all the bishops who had been banished by the Arians, so as to weaken Christianity through the resumption of doctrinal disputes.

The governing body usually meets twice a year and is responsible for decisions that "affect the church's faith, order and worship".

Following the investigation in 2012, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith ordered it to reform its statutes and appointed a bishop to oversee changes.

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There is still an opportunity to make the best and most of Occupy if there can be a joint invitation, spoken into an environment that is hostile to the deep questions of both faith and order in a more just society.

He was chairman of an international and interdenominational Conference on Christian Politics, Economics and Citizenship held in 1924, an Anglican delegate to the ecumenical Faith and Order Conference at Lausanne in 1927, and chairman of the Faith and Order Conference held in Edinburgh in 1937.

In short, Cobb does not conceive of dialogue as useful primarily to convert or be converted, but rather as useful in order to transform both parties mutually, allowing for a broadening of ideas and a reimagining of each faith in order that they might better face the challenges of the modern world.

The Faith and Order movement, which originated in the United States, confronted the doctrinal divisions and sought to overcome them.