Sentence examples for valid tradition from inspiring English sources

That's a valid tradition, and I felt I was out of that tradition and so that was valid for me.

Preserving heterosexual marriage for the sake of "tradition" is not valid.

But the inspirations and "unveilings" that God grants such mystics by special grace must never contradict the Qurʾān and tradition and are valid only for the person concerned.

Here, the sage's admission would seem to create some difficulty for his earlier claim that uninterrupted tradition is as valid as direct observation.

His insistence that Sephardic tradition is as valid as the European Ashkenazi version of Judaism spawned a religious and cultural awakening among Israelis from Arabic-speaking nations.

On this view, these traditions are all valid in so far as all provide a vehicle for experience of ultimate religious reality or what Hick terms "the Real" (an expression which is intended to be neutral between the various designations for this reality which are favoured by the different traditions).

Respect for tradition is not a valid reason for refusal to change.

But they preceded by less than half a century the success of the theory that made tradition indispensable to the valid development of Islamic law.

He does not consider this line of argument, which he sees as characteristic of metaphysics in the tradition of Wolff, to be valid.

The two most influential works of the Buddhist logico-epistemological tradition are Dignāga's Collection on Valid Cognition (Pramāṇasamuccaya; hereafter PS) and Dharmakīrti's Commentary on Valid Cognition (Pramāṇavārttika; hereafter PV).

Orthodox Jews don't consider other branches of Judaism valid because all other denominations diverge from classic Jewish tradition, specifically Talmudic and Halachic tradition.