Sentence examples for the statement of faith from inspiring English sources

"The statement of faith is true: he or she who is without sin should cast the first stone".

One of the most noticeable changes is in the Nicene Creed, the statement of faith that Catholics learn to recite as children.

He was the principal author of the statement of faith for the denomination, which is still used in words close to his original.

Providing tax incentives to a religious theme park makes some secular people nervous.Yet AiG is not in charge of hiring for Ark Encounter, and the park's employees will not need to adhere to the statement of faith.

The statement of faith for the United Church of Christ called on believers to "resist the powers of evil," an implicit endorsement of the social activism that became a hallmark of the new church and much of mainline Protestantism.

"I'll Know," the statement of faith in love at first sight, from "Guys and Dolls," she gleefully ranks beside Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Some Enchanted Evening" in its potential to do harm.

The Web site created for the event, which is called The Response, says the meeting "has adopted the American Family Association statement of faith," including the infallibility of the Bible, the centrality of Jesus Christ and the eternal damnation that awaits nonbelievers.

During a section where students learn about different world religions, teacher Cheryl LaPorte decided to demonstrate the intricacies of Arabic calligraphy, the earliest form of which dates back to the end of the 7th century, by asking the students to try to copy the shahada — the Islamic statement of faith, a basic proclamation that is one of the five Pillars of Islam. .

Gradually it replaced other baptismal creeds and was acknowledged as the official statement of faith of the entire Catholic church in the West by the time that Innocent III was pope (1198 1216).

Very often, this attitude leads them into areas that don't line up with the Nicene Creed, the ancient statement of faith of all Christians.

On 22 November, al-Shabaab militants stopped passengers on a Nairobi-bound bus and killed the 28 Kenyans who could not recite the Muslim statement of faith known as the Shahada.