Sentence examples for testimony of truth from inspiring English sources

As a testimony of truth and beauty.

But there are texts, such as the Testimony of Truth, that are clearly rivals to the canonical Biblical literature.

In the Testimony of Truth, for example, the Garden of Eden story is told through the eyes of the serpent — a symbol, in Gnostic literature, of divine wisdom.

Another, the Testimony of Truth, recounts the story of the Garden of Eden from the point of view of the serpent, who is not evil but a principle of divine wisdom.

The Testimony of Truth mocks "empty" martyrs for their delusions of redemption and mocks thinkers such as Ignatius and Tertullian for welcoming martyrs as an offering to God; such a God, the text says, would be a cannibal.

Evil things seem to be, but in the testimony of the truth, they are not (non esse); they are not something but nothing (nihil).

As in South Africa, amnesties have been used to encourage perpetrators to give full and truthful testimony to truth commissions.

Nel said Pistorius was an "appalling witness" whose testimony was "devoid of truth … The accused is more interested in fending for his life than in entrusting the court with a truthful account".

But the testimony had the ring of truth.

Written by Mr. Malhotra to Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, it expresses surprise over a letter written by the Indian Ministry of Sports to the International Olympic Committee: This letter is a bizarre testimony of the half-truths and distorted facts by the very senior officials of the Government of India.

These objections culminate in an argument that meaning or content, as well as language learning, are claimed to be impossible absent an a priori connection of testimony and truth.