Sentence examples for uncertain faith from inspiring English sources

In an age of uncertain faith, then as now, "Moby-Dick" resembles a religious tract, an alternative testament.

In our uncertain faith we rely on him to help us see that indeed "the kingdom of God has come near" (1 15) and that "those who lose their life...will save it" (8 35).

Lewis ended up in a state of uncertain personal faith that seems to the unbeliever comfortingly like doubt.

While his concrete achievements, critics often pointed out, were limited to seemingly endless tunnels no one drove through, his "can do" image and social liberalism were just the trick for detaching Brisbane voters from an uncertain Labor faith.

Bravely, in an era of secularism or religious fundamentalism, this is also a novel about the uncertain pleasures of faith.

"We have a lot of young people that have walked away from, or are confused or uncertain about personal faith.

It's uncertain how many similar, faith-linked support groups might exist across Utah, but the McGuires hope their group fills a need as society becomes more willing to discuss suicide and how to prevent it.

"The Journey: How to Live by Faith in an Uncertain World," by the Rev. Billy Graham (above), will be released tomorrow.

When she came to, she was shouting, "Allahu akbar!" "God is great!" Her memory is uncertain about this proclamation of faith.

In fact, one could argue that more boxers should direct their prayers towards asking God the following question, "Should we be fighting each other for money?" Instead of producing a "theology of boxing" the religious lives of fighters serve as examples of how people live out their faith in an uncertain, unpredictable world where not everything makes sense.

"The Detroiters I met, almost to a one, have faith in even an uncertain future.