Sentence examples for valid belief from inspiring English sources

(Which maybe be a valid belief, affirmed by anyone who types "tumblr" into Google image search with SafeSearch turned off).

A thought-experiment questioning the entire concept of religion, or a genuinely valid belief system?

Initially, I thought, 'Here we go again, another person using veganism to paint us in an unfavourable light.' But I hope the outcome will be that veganism is recognised as a valid belief and not a trendy fad or an extreme cult, as many people seem to believe it is.

I sincerely hope the world is not witnessing a new form of persecution of those who defy conventional ignorance and pay a terrible price for their scientifically valid beliefs".

Pluralism, on the other hand, sees conflicts of values as occurring both within, and across, cultures, and (at least in Lukes's formulation) maintains that custom or relatively valid belief-systems or ways of life cannot be appealed to as ways of overcoming value-conflict (Lukes 1989).

Due to their close contextual and cultural coherence, several inventories designed to measure spirituality ask for specific and locally valid religious beliefs and practices (i.e. church attendance and praying) and/or assume a belief in God [ 17- 23].

Yet there is a general perception in the public that evolutionary biology contradicts valid religious beliefs and is of limited utility in practical human endeavors (Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life 2008).

'Black people know that most Arabs and Muslims are good people, that their beliefs are just as valid as Christian beliefs, that they have been at the receiving end of American so-called foreign policy for years.

Studying nonbelief is as valid as studying belief, Mr. Zuckerman said, and the new major will make that very clear.

Perhaps he was operating under the belief — valid in Roosevelt's day but outdated by the nineteen-eighties — that parks were a bipartisan concern.

These concerns have raised important questions about the criteria of truth between religions, the tests of whether one religion is truer than others, and the extent to which valid identifications of belief can be made between one faith and another.