Sentence examples for knowledge and faith from inspiring English sources

The doctors in Trinidad said: "If you take her back she will die," but my courageous mother took the risk based on her knowledge and faith.

By emphasizing the limits of pure thought, Maimon also helped to advance philosophical discussion of the connection between thought and experience and between knowledge and faith.

It follows that one cannot have knowledge and faith at the same time in relation to the same proposition; faith can only arise in the absence of knowledge.

But in Ricci's view, it seems, this enfolding map, too, is a kind of memory palace, reminding its viewers of a real world in which everything is being put in its proper place, a world in which a Chinese emperor and a Jesuit priest might find common ground in a shared embrace of knowledge and faith.

Both knowledge and faith rest on a foundation of trust; neither rest on a foundation of indubitability.

In addition to the religious themes, Lindelof said that Prometheus is pro-science and explores whether scientific knowledge and faith in God can co-exist.

Rand advocated reason as the only means of acquiring knowledge and rejected faith and religion.

The things tended to be abstract, such as compassion, bravery, knowledge, curiosity and faith in a variety of finer worlds.

According to Kant, there are three fundamental modes of (legitimate) "holding-to-be-true" [Fürwahrhalten]: knowledge, opinion, and faith.

Whereas "persuasion" [Überredung] arises out of psychological biases or personal desires, knowledge, opinion and faith have grounds that are objectively valid.

In the old days in Washington the press respected the confidence of officials because it respected their superior knowledge and good faith.