Sentence examples for profess because the from inspiring English sources

According to the religion of the spirit, God has produced the world as his manifestation in full freedom and not, as the religion of nature tends to profess, because the world was necessary for his existence.

There is no evidence against all sorts of things, but we don't waste our time believing in them". Dr. Collins said he believed that some scientists were unwilling to profess faith in public "because the assumption is if you are a scientist you don't have any need of action of the supernatural sort," or because of pride in the idea that science is the ultimate source of intellectual meaning.

The Court professes puzzlement because the Report says only that the Conference Committee modified the definition of "advisory committee" to include the phrase "or utilized," but does not explain the extent of the modification in any detail.

I got out my book and opened the sip-top of my coffee, but perhaps I'm not quite as child-unfriendly as I profess, because I found myself unable to eat a muffin in front of a little boy without offering to share it.

He did so only, he professed, because no one else volunteered.

He even refused to consecrate Thurstan as Archbishop of York because Thurstan would not profess obedience to the Archbishop of Canterbury, part of the Canterbury-York dispute.

Questions over that distinction have been at the root of the theological debate over whether Romero was killed by El Salvador's right-wing death squads for professing the faith or because of his political activism in support of the poor.

Many profess faith in the universal rule of deterministic law.

"They go there to profess the faith".

Senators profess the rumours "very disturbing".

Americans still profess to love the troops.