Sentence examples for faith to kill from inspiring English sources

The court heard that Baryalei wanted Azari and two or three other "heavy duty boys with perfect faith" to kill "continuously", claiming he carried orders from the "commander of the faithful".

No matter how committed we are to our faiths, to kill another to proclaim the supremacy of our beliefs reveals nothing but paucity of substance.

When it came back positive, Faith wanted to kill herself, and got hold of a poison.

Coulibaly's faith could have led him to kill people in Paris or in Syria; violence driven by ideology could happen anywhere.

This book tries to kill the legacy of faith in human culture, but it winds up showing bad faith toward the science that Dawkins supposedly reveres.

Bringing in the Mondeo would be a sign of faith from Ford that it doesn't plan to kill Mercury.

Some would suggest, in good faith, that B is not duty-bound not to kill A if such seems necessary to stop A's aggression.

Calling on people to kill other people has no basis in any faith of which I am aware.

"I was prepared to kill myself before I finally accepted my sexuality and faith," Allen said.

She privately discloses that, in the face of the pandemic, her faith to practise medicine was deeply shaken, and she had initially sought to kill herself.

Of Agathocles, Machiavelli writes that "one cannot call it virtue to kill one's citizens, betray one's friends, to be without faith, without mercy and without religion".