Sentence examples for preach the true from inspiring English sources

In 1520 he secured permission from the city's governing council to preach the "true divine scriptures," and the resulting sermons helped to stir revolts against fasting and clerical celibacy that initiated the Swiss Reformation (1522).

Using their own story, the pastor and the Imam preach the true message of love taught by both of their faiths.

"Obama embodies and preaches the true and vital message that in today's America, the opportunities available to black people are unlimited if they work hard, play by the rules, and get a good education," wrote Stuart Taylor Jr in the National Journal in 2008.

"He has come out to call a spade a spade and say: 'Listen these people are bad… they are not preaching the true Islam.' That has been a very beautiful contribution - it has been reassuring".

Moreover, the Buddha himself had decreed that this doctrine was to be preached to men during the age of mappō (the "latter law")—the last, degenerate period after his death, the present age and that a teacher would then appear to preach this true and final doctrine.

He comes from Europe, it is true, but he does not preach the gospel of European superiority.

We preach the same sermons, pray the same prayers, tell the same stories, week after week to convince ourselves it all is still true.

Today researchers preach the opposite: exercise.

"I preach the Bible.

I preach the word of God".

He also brought the house down at the Al Smith memorial dinner on October 16th.But for the most part America has been confronted with a very different McCain from the man who ran against the Bush machine in 2000 a party loyalist who preaches the old-time true religion (particularly on tax cuts and oil-drilling) and who is happy to link arms with the people who destroyed him eight years ago.