Sentence examples for robust faith from inspiring English sources

His diary reveals a deeply religious man with a robust faith in the virtues of humanity.

They craved a more robust faith, based on a new revelation that would shake the foundations of the whole modern order.

The inside look at the workings of the medical internship system is fascinating, but it cannot compete with Dr. Jauhar's own psychological adventure, a quasireligious journey from agnosticism to robust faith, with occasional dips into outright atheism.

Pinker has a robust faith in "the new sciences of human nature" (his phrase) — he was formerly the director of M.I.T.'s Center for Cognitive Neuroscience — but his views in "The Blank Slate" are based almost entirely on two branches of the new sciences: evolutionary psychology and behavioral genetics.

Her death prompted pride in the two friends' parallel achievements, as political leaders who pulled gloomy, pessimistic countries back from a sense of inevitable decline, with a robust faith in individual endeavour and freedom that pulled both democracies firmly to the right.

Now, as the government weighs a second round of stimulus, Tepper maintains the same robust faith in the Fed.

Absent a credible account of what Catholics find vital and holy in Catholicism, it is difficult to understand one of the compelling facts reported by the Globe investigators: the continuing love and support by American Catholics, however embarrassed and heartsick they are, for their parish priests and robust communities of faith.

"I believe that the government have set out clearly their intention to provide both equality of access and robust protections for faith groups who do not in conscience support same-sex civil marriage, ensuring that they will not be forced to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies or have them conducted on their premises, or be prevented from expressing their views on the matter," she said.

Most provocatively, Bakker makes the case that homosexuality is neither a sin nor incompatible with an authentic and robust life of faith.

When I was moving out of the cult of fundamentalism to a more robust and liberating faith, the Rev. Mark Stevens advised to me to refrain from being as liberal as I was once fundamentalist (and the reverse is true as well).

These investments are undergirded by robust bipartisan and faith-based support.