Sentence examples for imaginary faith from inspiring English sources

On Hinduism, Periyar believed that it was a religion with no distinctive sacred book (bhagawad gita), or origins, but to be an imaginary faith preaching the "superiority" of the Brahmins, the inferiority of the Shudras, and the untouchability of the Dalits (Panchamas).

I came to realize that this mantra the church elders were making impressionable youngsters recite over and over again throughout their lives was little more than brainwashing kids into an irrational faith in imaginary forces.

In 2002, The Cure performed albums Pornography, Disintegration and Bloodflowers in full, and 2011 saw the group play Seventeen Seconds, Faith and their debut Three Imaginary Boys, which was released 35 years ago.

The play, about two college-age cousins warring over their grandfather's heirloom, is a combative meditation on contemporary American Judaism, and funnier than anything you'll find at the J.C.C. Daphna (Tracee Chimo), the frizzy-haired "good" Jew, fetishizes her faith — she even has an (imaginary?) Israeli boyfriend.

This does not mean that God is imaginary, but that because God is immaterial, those of faith must use their imaginations to represent God.

But on one amazing leap of faith, the knee-high Charlie Ward darted into the picture, scaled an imaginary beanstalk and slapped the shot into the seats.

Maybe this new, ephemeral constellation, free of the modernizing telos and faith in one's city and nation, will produce new political imaginaries, modes of association and narratives of transformation.

Captain Fleery's faith inspires Lina to put stock into her own dreams of a soaring, imaginary city.

Imaginary kingdoms.

Imaginary characters in an imaginary world.

TERF fears are imaginary.