Sentence examples for religious assurances from inspiring English sources

Faced with suspicious or recalcitrant parents, their only weapon is reassurance: a gentle pat on the hand, a shared cup of tea, an offer to seek religious assurances from a pro-vaccine cleric.

This tendency would conceivably lead him out of the realm of tragedy and into religious assurance.

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.

These men yearn for some religious or spiritual assurance that they are more than "a fleck of dust condemned to know it is a fleck of dust".

This was a religious imperative to work hard, spend little and find a calling in order to achieve spiritual assurance that one is among the saved.

These innovations, however, were extraneous to the spirit of the early Flemish tradition, which inevitably declined along with the self-assurance and religious convictions of the Flemish burghers, caught as they were in the late 15th century by the fall of the house of Burgundy and the economic collapse of Brugge.

The man worried that his pastor would be convicted of a hate crime if the law passed; Mr. Murphy read the measure aloud, including assurances that religious organizations could not be sued for refusing to marry gay couples.

With increasing calls for an Islamic constitution, church leaders have sought the government's assurance of religious freedom for Christians, according to the Rev. Vasihar Eben Baskaran, a priest at Christ the King Anglican Church in Tripoli.

They also seek assurance that religious minorities receive fair access to U.S. refugee assistance.

The First Amendment should be understood as it always has been: a guaranteed protection for the rights of religious minorities and unshakable assurance that one's religion does not define one's relationship to the government.

Secular Egyptians often distrust assurances from the religious parties.