Sentence examples for foundational belief from inspiring English sources
The notion that geography dictated treatment "shook the foundational belief that medicine was determined by good science," Dr. Mulley said.
[W]e should double down on responsible ways to manifest MIT's foundational belief in the value of open sharing.
Christianity's foundational belief is that Jesus was the Son of God, who died and rose again as an atoning sacrifice for the sins of a fallen world.
On the contrary, Silicon Valley has stuck to its foundational belief that tech firms are ultimately not accountable for the content on their platforms.
America's foundational belief in due process and the rule of law did not protect these men from being held in Guantanamo without charges.
As Jon Meacham has written, "Christianity's foundational belief is that Jesus was the Son of God, who died and rose again as an atoning sacrifice for the sins of a fallen world".
One of his foundational beliefs is that cultures evolve, which suggests that nonstandard pronouns could become standard.
A millennia-old engine designed to proselytize and convert non-Christians is now preparing to direct its missionary zeal inward, challenging and changing foundational beliefs about humanity's place in the world among the already faithful.
Do we have a Constitution or not, and will we defend it?" Appearing immediately after another potential 2016 presidential hopeful, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla)., Paul echoed Rubio by suggesting that the Republican Party doesn't need to reinvent itself, but instead get in touch with its foundational beliefs and principles.
For Kierkegaard, the modern Christians of 19th-century Denmark – and for Christians we can read now, in order to understand his point more broadly, that he would have disapproved of anyone who organises their lives around a set of fundamental, foundational beliefs – preferred consolation to what he thought of as truth, the truth of Christianity.
Other classical foundationalists want to allow for the possibility of false foundational beliefs.
