Sentence examples for sensitive faith from inspiring English sources

But religion is a divisive topic, and, unfortunately in a post-9/11 U.S., Islam is a particularly sensitive faith to discuss.

"I do not think we must be sensitive to faith groups who promote discrimination and bigotry.

You're talking about multiple sensitive topics — faith, Islam, P.T.S.D., terrorism.

The parents objected, but it turned out that no one had told teachers they were sensitive about faith matters.

Both have the ring of truth and the feel of a sensitive, abiding faith that refuses to be glib in the face of complexity.

But Tory blogger Iain Dale criticised the shadow home secretary for presenting the Labour party with an open goal, and also took issue with Grayling's argument about being sensitive to faith groups.

In east London, a new website aiming to promote sex education for young people "using a faith sensitive approach" has been launched after receiving funding from health authorities.

The determination that an institution is so completely a religious entity as to exclude any viable secular components obviously implicates very sensitive questions of faith and tradition.

The Collective Spirit school in Oldham will be a "faith sensitive" school that does not select on the basis of religion but aims to build community cohesion.

Are there Muslim thinkers and scholars immersed in their faith, sensitive to the frustrations and resentments of the Muslim world, and yet appreciative of Western liberties not as an affront but as a stimulus to re-examine the riches of Islam and determine what can and cannot be affirmed with full religious integrity?

So even when dealing with as sensitive an area as faith, "intellectual humility toward religion may be an effective way to help repair damaged relationships when such conflict inevitably occurs," the University of North Texas study concluded.