Sentence examples for native faith from inspiring English sources

A recording is played of her explaining, "I enjoy native faith practices and have a very nature-based God concept".

There's no point dying in the last ditch to defend Old World dogma against the transformative advance of America's native faith.

H. L. Mencken summed up the native faith as "the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard".

On arrival, slaves had eight days to convert – though their native faith was often later on blended with Catholic practices, resulting in today's wildly eclectic pantheon of African spirits alongside Catholic saints "creolized" to walk among them.

Roman Britain had become fully Christianized, but the Anglo-Saxons retained their native faith.

Although there is some evidence that pathway taken by patients in Pakistan is through community and general practitioner before arriving to specialized mental health services, other pathways like referral from native faith healers are also used more frequently [17].

Kaharingan, like dozens of other native faiths, does not officially exist.

Natives Faith Spotted Eagle and Ivan Looking Horse also spoke at the ceremony. .

In asking President Obama to act on the Senator's request, we proudly join with chambers of commerce and business owners, local elected officials, Native Americans, faith leaders, historians, archaeologists, educators, astronomers, conservationists, and other desert and regional residents.

She reached out to all faiths: Catholics, Protestants, Ethiopian Hebrews, traditional African religion practitioners, Muslims and followers of native American faiths; she remembers that "folks stopped on Lenox Avenue to see all these black people being comfortable with their individual faiths".

Japan's native Shinto faith--where death and blood are dirty--gave rise to a tradition of purification rituals.