Sentence examples for foundational beliefs from inspiring English sources

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.

Other classical foundationalists want to allow for the possibility of false foundational beliefs.

So foundational beliefs are not arbitrary, they are justified by closely related perceptual and memorial states.

According to Reid, foundational beliefs do not require proof of their own through argumentation.

Classical versions of foundationalism about justification hold that foundational beliefs are justified by acquaintance.

The notion that geography dictated treatment "shook the foundational belief that medicine was determined by good science," Dr. Mulley said.

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.

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".

The mighty edifice of American corporate law is built upon the foundational belief that the most unsavoury of clients are entitled to vociferous and expert legal defence, and that no opprobrium may attach to the lawyer who provides them with it.

But then, the allegedly foundational belief is not foundational after all.