Sentence examples for source of belief from inspiring English sources
Everyone, he asserted, should have access to the source of belief, and all children should go to school.
To use Calvin's terminology, there is the Sensus Divinitatis, which is a source of belief in God, and the Internal Testimony of the Holy Spirit, which is the source of belief in the distinctive doctrines of Christianity.
In this he embraces the Skeptical judgment that no source of belief can provide for certain knowledge.
Sound reasoning (of various sorts) is also a reliable source of belief, and this explains why sound reasoning is an intellectual virtue.
A recent variation suggests that, in addition to (or in lieu of) cognitive response, physiological experience (proprioception) is a central source of beliefs associated with architectural appreciation.
Rather, it is a doubt that, in general, clear and distinct perception may not be a reliable source of beliefs (Kenny 1968, p. 194).
I can't argue someone out of believing in Buddha or Mother Earth, but I will say this: I dare you to find a source of beliefs as old and as proven and as risky as the belief that Jesus is real, that He's God.
With traditional belief systems in steep decline, people are casting around for new affiliations and sources of belief.
He produced further drafts of his Theologia in which he analyzed the sources of belief in the Trinity and praised the pagan philosophers of classical antiquity for their virtues and for their discovery by the use of reason of many fundamental aspects of Christian revelation.
The major feature in the development of Christian theology during the 19th and 20th centuries has been the impact of historical enquiry on the biblical sources of belief (there has also been a similar effect on Jewish and other theologies, but Christian theology has been the most influential in the development of Western culture).
Wright often acknowledged there were legitimate sources of belief besides sense perception — faith or rational introspection for instance — but none of them were adequate as sources of knowledge.
