Sentence examples for faith relations from inspiring English sources

Although his family briefly returned to Williamsburg on May 12 as a sign of good faith, relations between Dunmore and the House of Burgesses continued to deteriorate.

Some of the country's largest Jewish organizations have criticized such moves as part of a broader effort to delegitimize Israel and said they could threaten faith relations.

This has led to some complaints from Catholic and Christian faithful that there is too much emphasis on inter-faith relations and not enough on the local faithful.

The finesse that other north European cities bring to inter-faith relations seems lacking in Flanders.

For services to Inter-Faith Relations and the community in Leeds.

The Vatican's point man on inter-faith relations, Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, initially saw little scope for talking to Muslims about theology.

When he was a cardinal in Argentina, he wrote a book with a rabbi, Abraham Skorka, on inter-faith relations, calling Jews his "big brothers".

It was not, as Mr Ornstein suggests, an examination of race or inter-faith relations among the wider populations of both host nations.

No wonder then that the double canonisation has been quite broadly welcomed by Jewish commentators and organisations devoted to inter-faith relations.

His client provided an important function for the country both nationally and internationally, particularly in the field of inter-faith relations, he said.

But in many parts of the country a traditional African tolerance has made intermarriage and good inter-faith relations, not least within families, commonplace.