Sentence examples for great confession from inspiring English sources

The next year he published a more detailed refutation of the attacks on his doctrine entitled Grosse Confession ("Great Confession").

This may not be a great confession to make as a pediatrician, but when it comes to sleep and kids, I am a total softie.

The declaration was cast in the classical form of the great confessions of faith, affirming major biblical teachings and condemning those who were attempting to accommodate Christianity to National Socialism.

Among Christians of both great confessions, the percentage of creationists and IDers is much larger than among persons without religious belief.

Members of both the great confessions in Germany (Catholic and Protestant, c) were much stronger adherents of creationist dogmas than those respondents without a religious confession (agnostics and atheists, a).

I know, not the greatest confession ever, but stay with me.

"Was she happy?" The question came to Rose as a kindness, a way of easing Bev into greater confessions, but as she asked it felt like something she needed very much to know.

Admittedly, even the leotard era has yielded some great moments – Confessions on a Dancefloor was great – but it has since seen diminishing returns.

What made David Frost's interview with Richard Nixon the greatest TV confession ever was the two protagonists – both exhausted, desperate, playing for huge stakes.

The classical legal systems of East and South Asia generally placed great emphasis on confession.

This is also the great benefit of confession as a sacrament: evaluating case by case and discerning what is the best thing to do for a person who seeks God and grace.