Sentence examples for unity of practice from inspiring English sources

In a circular letter, he announced the accomplished unity of practice by the whole Church in the date of the celebration of Christian Passover (Easter).

The Lotus Sutra had made upāya the centerpiece of Buddhism, and asserted a unity of all practices in the One Vehicle, all leading toward Buddhahood.

Early Christian attempts to forge a "unity of doctrine and practice" often dissolved into theological controversies, many of which persist.

Every workshop needs to promote search, action and reflection, combining individual and collective work and ensuring the unity of theory and practice [ 29, 32].

The unity of this vision, and the practice of physical removal, is something Palestinians experienced years before 1967.

Practicing these sounds conveys a timeless unity of energy currents, enabling us to realize we're never separate from one continuously existing omnipresent vibration.

These are two eternal practices that bring us in alignment with the Unity of Life.

His practice led him into architecture in order to ensure the unity of his designs, and he became a competent architect in the classical mode of the day.

The collegiate board structure might also make it difficult to practice some of the 'top-down' management principles, i.e. unity of direction, unity of command and unity of accountability and responsibility because of the more time consuming consultative and participative style of decision making.

By practicing one mind, adherents are led to God through the unity of mind and body and thus conquer disease.

But as in pursuit of explanatory unity and coherence belief in many Gods tends historically to give way to belief in single deity, while it would be technically possible to identify the universe with a collection of deities, in practice monism tends to win out, and it has been characteristic of pantheists to stress heavily the unity of nature.