Sentence examples for reformed view from inspiring English sources

According to the reformed view, by contrast, the domain of faith is characterized by fervor and passionate commitment: skepticism thus ultimately gives way to certainty and religious assurance of a kind unassailable by philosophical doubt.

Thus, Kyle's reformed view of family not only includes his adopted brother, but his friends as well.

On the other hand, modern Baptists who believe in a universal church are more likely to adopt a dispensational or Reformed view of Spirit baptism than the historic Baptist position.

The sequences with Abu Jandal are fully engaging, though, whether he is haggling with passengers over cab fare or expounding on his supposedly reformed views to young Arab men whose impassive faces could be hiding murderous thoughts or boredom.

The authors define reformed views of science teaching and learning as being those that are consistent with constructivist philosophies.

One campaign adviser, John Schnur, represented the reform view in the internal discussions.

As a disabled person, I support the "remain and reform" view of Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader.

Although the diversion plan is still in its experimental stage, some advocates of criminal justice reform view it as a possible model for programs elsewhere.

The Russians who lived through the chaos and collapse of their reforms view them through a different lens, generally a cracked one.

Laura Ingraham was also offended by the president's invocation of alligators and moats as a way of suggesting that Republicans were particularly hostile to immigrants or that they were not particularly forward thinking when it comes to immigration reform (view clip).

In 1515, he reformed his views, gave up his Indian slaves and encomienda, and advocated, before King Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, on behalf of rights for the natives.