Prayer and action combined Organized by two of UNICEF key faith-based partners – the Arigatou Foundation and Religions for Peace – this new initiative aims to unite people of goodwill from many religious traditions, governments, civil society and international organizations in the name of children's rights.
Blur and slur to your tongue's content, but when your fingers hit the keys, keep faith with clarity.
But heretics are a menace from within: dissenting believers, who question key articles of faith.
Now when arena supporters talk of the proposal they favor the jargon of theology where the key word is faith, which has been defined as "the evidence of things hoped for, the proof of things unseen".
He pointed out that the Vienna Circle's key article of faith, the principle of verification, according to which all propositions were meaningless unless they could be verified, could not itself be verified and hence was meaningless.
It's far more important as a weapon in the culture war, promoting an idea which buttresses their three key articles of faith: that "man" has dominion over nature; that corporate might makes right; and that change must be avoided.
After all, is it not a key article of faith here in the roiling melting pot: that new groups will set up shop in whatever concrete backwater; bide their time; and then, through persistence, savvy, and the accumulating force of numbers, make their move toward a seat at the table of power?
"Giving consistently good customer service and tackling any problems which do arise effectively is key to rebuilding faith in the distrusted energy market.
This, for Augustine, is the key to Christian faith.
Erica shares that the true key lies in faith.
Always remember this saying "If others can do it, why can't I?" Pray: it's your key, but your faith not only puts the key in the lock but also turns it when you believe for God's answer: "You must believe".
