Sentence examples for make the faith from inspiring English sources

"You make the faith less than it is".

When he shall die, take him and cut him out in little stars and he will make the faith of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night.

He presented to the US a vision of itself as a young country that would be a beacon for the 20th century: "The very fact that we think we are young will make the faith in our future curative, and we shall one day attract the youth of the world".

Part of my task as a young man was to make the faith that had been given to me by my parents and my church my own.

This was not a subtle endorsement from the pontiff nor was it that slick of an attempt to make the faith attractive to millennials and Generation Z. Though the software has technically been around, in some capacity, for years, this was the pope's most aggressive nod yet for the youth to take advantage of the Church's willingness to go digital.

The minority status also affects Asian-influenced theologians and church leaders, who are forced to try to translate Western Christianity into an Eastern idiom in order to make the faith comprehensible to cultures where the indigenous religions, like Buddhism and Hinduism, sometimes predate Christianity.

The big-tent tradition of Anglicanism — what its churchmen call "comprehensiveness" — made the faith especially hospitable to the theological innovations that moved through the Western Christian churches with particular force in the last half of the twentieth century.

Be a spiritual leader to make the difference faith calls us to make.

Building the trust needed to allow patient to make the "leap of faith" to a surgeon's care may be more important to some patients than participating in decision-making [ 16, 17].

"It can't make the leap of faith over the fence and offer credible advice on diets.

Hank deCillia of North Haven, a task force proponent of the roundabout, doubts Sag Harbor will make the leap of faith.