Sentence examples for unity of faith from inspiring English sources

They have always, however, preserved a living unity of faith, worship, and organization.

Out of political as well as religious motives, he energetically undertook to bring about unity of faith within the empire.

A church is defined as a community founded in a unity of faith, a sacramental fellowship of all members with Christ as Lord, and a unity of government.

"We pray that the full unity of faith that we share will have a beneficial influence on all aspects of the mutual relations of our peoples," he said.

Bossuet's sermons and treatises, however, include masterpieces of simple, terse, direct oratory, which show him as the majestic defender of the unity of faith, of absolutism, and of tradition.

'The service was felt by us all to be a moving expression,' Churchill wrote, 'of the unity of faith of our two peoples.' Particularly symbolic was the draping of Union Jack and Stars and Stripes side by side on the pulpit, 'the close-packed ranks of British and American sailors completely intermingled, sharing the same books and joining fervently in the prayers and hymns familiar to both'.

There is no definite creed, although a statement written by Charles Fillmore, the "Unity Statement of Faith," is available in a pamphlet.

This is the unity of every faith and every background.

"The unity of the faith community is clear here," he said.

The church recognized the powers of the emperor as protector of the church and preserver of the unity of the faith and asserted its own authority over the spiritual domain of preserving Orthodox doctrine and order in the church.

Impatient with the rationalistic abstractions of the Enlightenment and with the systematic idealism of Kant (though retaining Kant's friendship), Hamann viewed truth as a necessary unity of reason, faith, and experience.