Sentence examples for true salvation from inspiring English sources

True salvation lies beyond all this.

The company is a true salvation for others.

But Ms. Chevalier says her true salvation has been her church and its support group.

In The Passionate Man's Pilgrimage, Walter Ralegh uses the idea of pilgrimage to symbolise the path to true salvation, as he understood it.

In it, Locke argued that true salvation could not be a result of coercion, that faith had to be freely chosen to be genuine and that any other interpretation was counter to the Gospels.

True salvation is only found in the rejection of the need for earthly recognition of one's temporal power and even one's spiritual purity on the one hand, and the realisation that one must look to one's own relationship with God as the only thing of ultimate value on the other.

"Jesus Is Waiting" is a song of hope -- that we must never bear our hardships alone and that love may be the truest salvation. .

While the search for vanished heroes went on, the rich used the opportunity to remoralise themselves and proclaim that they were the true bringers of salvation.

For example, it is not difficult to say what Roman Catholics at particular times have regarded as the essence of Christianity or what the various Orthodox and Protestant confessions regard as the true way of salvation.

Mr. Davis said that by toning down "the judgmental part of our nature" and opening the doors to people seeking Christian Science prayer as a sort of "value-added health care," the church hopes to keep alive a form of religious practice that its adherents still see as the true path to salvation.

But among the 65% of Americans who called themselves Christian, some 86% deemed faith important, whereas among Christians in France and Sweden, the figures were 36% and 42%.In the three Islamic countries, 61% of Muslims are inclined to the view that "my faith is the only true path to salvation, liberation or paradise", whereas only 19% of Christians were similarly confident.