Sentence examples for faiths around from inspiring English sources

If John McCain really goes ahead and picks Joe Lieberman, we could have candidates speaking freely about their various faiths around the clock.

"What President Trump is seeking is to unite peoples of all faiths around a common vision of peace, progress, and prosperity," the national-security adviser, H. R. McMaster, told reporters on Friday.

The Prince of Wales has used a recorded Easter message to reach out to Christians and those of all faiths around the world who are persecuted for their beliefs.

In Green Discipleship: Catholic Theological Ethics, scholars from the fields of theology and the social and hard sciences discuss this development, and consider how a proactive approach to the earth's welfare is, essentially, a moral obligation of Christians, and those of other faiths around the world.

HOW should religious believers respond to the plurality of faiths around them? It's a question that has grown in urgency as waves of immigration and emigration around the world have brought people of very different theologies into the same work places, schools and neighborhoods.

You may have missed this piece of news that will have crippling effects on leaders of all faiths around the country and threatens almost $1 billion in new taxes on houses of worship.

God's gonna put you back into your place!" Micah would not be welcomed among many in our present socio-political climate who are intent on parading their faith around, like Queen frontman Freddie Mercury strutting across the stage, boasting, "We are the champions!" You can see how Queen connects with Micah; now let's connect Queen (and Micah, for that matter) with Christmas.

Most of all, matters of morality and faith tumbled around in his mind.

Varoufakis!" at a vender's volume, and, a few tables away, the minister's plainclothes security detail — two chic young men who bore a resemblance to George Michael at the time of "Faith" — turned around.

Melville, brought up in the Dutch Reformed Calvinist faith, plays around with this kind of theology in "Moby-Dick," when he has Captain Ahab claim that all visible objects are but "pasteboard masks".

He began to question his faith around this time.