The school aimed to make its charges law-abiding and useful citizens by means of a clear set of faith-based values, stressing responsibility and respect.
So I actually trust my skill set, and I really have lot of faith that I can make the right choice when I need to make the right choice.
"It organizes around a set of leap-of-faith questions.
With his wife dead and his surviving children often demanding his attention, with his mind set on questions of faith but also filled with the business of a large and difficult job, with memories of his past "sinfulness" informing his ideas about true religion, he contained in himself the same mass of opposites that made his sermons so exceptional.
If you set a tone of faith, trust, and belief in one another and give each other a real sense that your relationship is solid and unshakable, it will be a great comfort to you and help you through difficult times.
Intensifying his pursuit of socially conservative voters in recent days, Mr. Santorum, who is Catholic, defended the role of religion in public life this weekend, dismissing John F. Kennedy's 1960 call for the separation of religion and politics, and saying that college campuses in America are not a "neutral setting" for people of faith.
Intensifying his pursuit of socially conservative voters in recent days, Mr. Santorum, who is Catholic, defended the role of religion in public life this weekend, dismissing John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech on the separation of religion and politics, and saying that college campuses in America are not a "neutral setting" for people of faith.
As well as Jimmy's End, Moore and Jenkins recently filmed a related short called Act of Faith, set within the same fictionalised Northampton.
The classic medieval understanding of faith, set forth by Thomas Aquinas, saw it as the belief in revealed truths on the authority of God as their ultimate source and guarantor.
In setting out the "rule of faith," Irenaeus combines a recital of the mighty acts of God in creation and history with the threefold structure of the divine Name in which baptism is administered (Matthew 28 19, and the baptismal profession found in the Apostolic Tradition).
But it is really a faith, or more accurately a set of overlapping and squabbling faiths, each with its own doctrines.
