Sentence examples for faith recognition from inspiring English sources

These are affirmations of faith, recognition of a duty which requires the quiet strength of humility and an intuitive understanding of history.

But it must be pursued in good faith, in recognition of the actual players on the ground, their interests and the intrinsic limits of force.

They insisted on the need for unshakable faith and the recognition that a person was constantly being tested.

The term confession expresses at the same time an affirmation of faith and a recognition of the state of sin.

One of the foundational teachings of the Baha'i Faith is the recognition that a new stage of history has arrived out of which a global civilization will, in stages, emerge.

This writer's own experience in hearing the declarations of solace from the recipients of this assistance, the easing of their fear and acute stress, their restoration of faith, and their recognition as human beings with rights and substance, is touching to the spirit and validates the necessity of this activity.

They have to balance what the influential Tory peer Sayeeda Warsi calls "faith in faith" – the recognition that people of faith have more in common with each other than with non-believers – with the risk of putting faith into political contention.

The Church of England has also attacked secular and humanist campaigners for what it said was a shameful and even dishonest attempt to eradicate recognition of faith in shaping British culture.

And Sam Gresham, a past president of the Columbus Urban League, points to the unusual public recognition that Faith Vote Columbus is attracting.

UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman will attend the event later this week to underline the agency's recognition of faith communities as solid partners for the fulfilment of UNICEF's mandate.

In 2001 390,000 people in England and Wales sought official recognition for the faith of Luke Skywalker by listing their faith as 'Jedi'.