Sentence examples for true teaching of from inspiring English sources

Over tea, the stern Mr Sadik explains that the root of extremism is ignorance about the true teaching of Islam, and that the lack of proper dialogue and teaching in mosques is a serious problem.

"[It] is deviant from the true teaching of Islam".

The Catholic Church has always taught the true teachings of God.

We accept the true teachings of Jesus, not the distorted teaching we hear today.

For example, the Christian teaching of true charity (giving time and love to people in need, not just throwing money at causes) is something that is incredibly important in modern society.

The view presented in the commentary – for Falaquera, the true interpretation of the teaching of the Torah and a precise formulation of it – still speaks of God's creation, not ex nihilo, but rather after non-existence (ahar ha-he'der) or after privation of form.

For Numenius a true philosopher adheres to the teaching of his master, and he wrote a polemical treatise, directed particularly at the skeptical New Academy, with the title On the Revolution of the Academics against Plato (Fr. 24 Des Places).

Vedāntins connect the Upanishadic teaching of a truest or deepest self (ātman) as having "self-illumining awareness" (sva-prakāśa) with a Mīmāṃsā epistemological theory of self-certification: at least in the case of spiritual knowledge (vidyā) awareness is self-aware.

In his view, faith is more than the belief that the teaching of Christ is true; it also results in repentance for sins and in an obedience that leads to eternal life.

No one at Clements's table supported the Soviet version of Marxism, and Ralph Miliband was the most eloquent among us in denouncing it as a distortion of true Marxist teaching.

Modern-day teacher-educators look back admiringly to Cyrus Peirce, creator of one of the first "normal" schools (as teacher training schools were called in the 1800s), who aimed to deduce "the true methods of teaching".