Sentence examples for specific faiths from inspiring English sources

The Establishment Clause prevents the government from being too friendly toward religion: no endorsement of religious doctrines, no favouring specific faiths or religion over non-religion, no excessive entanglement between state institutions and religious organisations.

NHS leaflets endorsing organ donation for specific faiths are being distributed, including one which the Welsh government says sets out the "key facts regarding Islam and organ donation".

The next five will dive into specific faiths, covering Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism and Judaism.

Most of the people we see have no specific faith.

According to the law, all citizens would have the right to an equally sized memorial for their specific faith.

"People who are already deeply involved with a specific congregation and a specific faith are using the Internet for church logistics -- planning meetings, passing out information," he said.

"In God We Trust" comes from "The Star-Spangled Banner" by Francis Scott Key and is not a reference to a specific faith.

In both instances judges decided that Christianity – unlike other religions such as Sikhism and Judaism – does not insist on believers wearing specific faith items.

What makes this country great is not its adherence to any one specific faith, but rather its tolerance of people of all faiths, including people of no faith at all.

A12 Survey on Religion Americans believe there would be less crime, greed and immorality if more people were religious, but they are wary of politicians or initiatives that might impose a specific faith.

Americans believe there would be less crime, greed and immorality if more people were religious, but are wary of politicians or initiatives that appear to impose any specific faith on the public, according to a survey released yesterday.