But the scope of "Bad Faith" makes it much more than the story of one family's dark secrets.
Therefore, to unveil the scope and rationale of faith-based NGOs in education services for Syrian children, we will first have a look at the socio-political context of the country under study.
Petersen (2011) suggests that the scope and aim of faith-based actors in education provision as a part of humanitarian relief programs differ along with the different understandings of Islam (p. 133, 137).
William is committed to the belief that the mysteries of faith are beyond the scope of human reason, but this does not prevent him from discussing the issues philosophically and using his skill as a logician to prove his point.
Evocative and transformative in their scope, these Biblical verses are themselves revelations — and enactments — of faith in the very fabric of Saadya's reason-based endeavor.
A shareholder has the right to ask the court to review the board's actions if he or she believes the board acted outside the scope of its authority or in bad faith.
Mr. Holder stressed Thursday in his statement, as he has before, that any intelligence officials who acted "in good faith" within the scope of the Justice Department's legal guidance at the time would not face prosecution.
At one point, former President Bill Clinton, the self-styled man from Hope Arkansass, that is), urged Mr. Obama to level with the American people about the scope of the crisis but emphasize his faith in the future.
But moral concerns remain (in fact, as reproductive technology grows in scope and capability, they are multiplying), and are highly relevant for people of faith.
Its scope is "ambitious and all-inclusive, from practical information... to deeper, more abstract discussions of faith, ethics and philosophy," Diane Cole wrote in these pages in 2000.
