Sentence examples for light belief from inspiring English sources

Dyer nevertheless continued to travel in New England to preach her Quaker message, and in early 1658 was arrested in the New Haven Colony, and then expelled for preaching her "inner light" belief, and the notion that women and men stood on equal ground in church worship and organization.

"There's a name for these beacons of light and belief.

When pop culture moves on to the next bright light, my belief is that the work of justice will continue to be promoted and carried forward by many in this generation.

These distinct wide equilibria now share a module, the political reflective equilibrium, though each wide equilibrium will justify the features of that module in light of beliefs that may not be acceptable in other wide equilibria.

If however the rich man's aversion has become a trait of his (it may have been originally formed in the light of his belief that he will have to starve later, but now his preference stands independently of that belief), it is not so clear that any criticism will bring about a change of that preference.

In lengthy sermons the healing prophets reimagined traditional African religious imagery and refashioned it in the light of Christian belief.

"That light, and the belief in the goodness of human beings, kept my spirit up and allowed me to survive in there".

"We think there is value in re-examining the post-1944 educational settlement between state and church in England in the light of contemporary belief and practices, illuminated by the latest research," the report states.

Research indicates that online users often actively seek out those who support their views and also interpret evidence in light of their belief and expectations [24].

Throughout the hearing Lewis was very careful to not place the government in a poor light, reiterating his belief that all their actions were made "with the best intentions".

In light of this belief, he urged the Democrats to withdraw his name and nominate someone more palatable to Union sympathizers.