Second, recognising that belief in belief matters more than belief is a way of moving religion more in the direction of practice and form of life, away from discredited supernatural creeds.
"It is unusual to find a politician who, for nigh on three decades, has relentlessly made the same case over and over again, and we would be churlish not to recognise the belief, persistence and stamina that that takes".
Surely the day that binds us together should be a celebration of everything that we share as a couple?" It is understood that about 1,900 responses to the consultation, which took place in the summer, were received, more than three-quarters of which were in favour of recognising non-religious belief ceremonies in law.
In recognising patient's beliefs at the time of treatment decisions, patients' compliance with proven therapies can be improved and may help in removing myths about cancer treatment.
Rather, it enabled educators to explore and recognise their personal beliefs and how these beliefs may impact on their delivery of the intervention, and to learn behaviours that would prevent this type of impact.
"Nothing was done due to the false belief that recognising and tackling gender violence would affect tourism," she said.
You're not recognising that". Sassen's belief that many of the recent protests are middle-class-driven appeared to be confirmed overtly – in the case of Brazil, at least – by President Dilma Rousseff, when she acknowledged that the new middle classes "want more and have the right to more".
What's missing is real social engagement, neither shunning Muslims as the Other, nor merely respecting their beliefs, but recognising rather that respect requires us to engage with, if necessary challenge, the values and beliefs of many Muslims, but as part of our normal national conversation.
Recognising how much our beliefs and commitments are shaped by factors beyond our control actually helps us to gain more control of them.
One needn't take the deliverances of folk intuition as sacrosanct to recognise that this ordinary belief provides the starting point for philosophical accounts of chance.
