Sentence examples for whatever we believe from inspiring English sources

"What really matters is that whatever we believe, however strongly we believe it, we genuinely engage".

This is no surprise to monotheists who believe that all of us, whatever we believe or do not believe, have been created in the image of God and this means we have an ability not only to think, but to have some insight into what is right and what is wrong.

In A Vindication of the Divine Attributes, in some Remarks on His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin's sermon intitled "Divine Predestination Consistent with the Freedom of Man's Will", (published in 1710) Collins takes on another way of evading his demand that whatever we believe must be comprehensible to us.

He's enabled students to voice whatever we believe in a thoughtful way".

Whatever we believe about ourselves and the world is what we are going to notice.

Whatever we believe is true, because our choices reflect what we believe.

And, as we're increasingly able to choose our information sources based on their tendency to back up whatever we already believe, we don't even have to hear the arguments from the other side, much less give them serious consideration.

The reason I'm making a connection to these core values is because whatever we may believe, or whatever context in which we live or work, we are still human beings.

Whatever we may believe of Chua now -- however much we may wish that she had at least seen fit to issue a counter or qualifying message to contest the sensationalism of an unscrupulous ad campaign -- the damage is done.

He keeps us all going, makes sure that, whatever happens, we believe in ourselves and are fully prepared for the next challenge.

We all need water to stay alive, whatever else we believe or don't believe".