Sentences with phrase «robust faith in»

GANDHI ON FAITH Faith gains in strength only when people are willing to lay down their lives for it... Faith is not like a delicate flower which would wither away... Robust faith in oneself and brave trust of the opponent, so - called or real, is the best safeguard... A living faith can not be manufactured by the rule of [the] majority... What is faith if it is not translated into action?

But he was more interested in the fact that each religion was presumed to possess the same «spiritual values» of «the American Way of Life,» by which he meant a soft - hearted faith in democracy (political, economic, and religious) combined with a more robust faith in idealism, activism, and moral conviction.

Not exact matches

The covenant was not simply a piece of paper affirming partnership no matter what, but instead a means to secure the «robust accountability» and «gracious restraint» that characterize deep relationships rooted in mutual recognition of catholic faith and order, grounded in creedal doctrine, and answerable to the authoritative word of Scripture.

If we keep things in mind, it's possible that as we wrestle with doubts, questions and skepticism we will discover a deeper, more robust faith than ever.

Doubt forces us to rethink easy answers and, in doing so, often leads to new territory and a more robust faith.

At the core, I think the word «faith» can sum up a willful ignorance and turning of the eye in matters such as these in lieu of something much more Christologically and hypostatically nuanced and incarnationally robust.

About 70 - 75 % of the U.S. population calls itself Christian, but about 25 % of the U.S. population practices that faith in a robust manner.

«We are proud of the robust and diverse faith outreach program employed by the Democratic Party that begins with volunteer faith captains in precincts all across the country and ends with a Chairman who spent a year as a missionary and has made faith outreach among our highest priorities as a Party,» he said, referring to DNC chairman Tim Kaine.

First, Wills finally comes out with a robust profession of faith in the Resurrection, the linchpin for all other Christian dogmas.

Faith is too robust, too powerful, too expansive in Willard's view to be confined to a single soul.

One regularly hears the complaint that popular belief in heaven smacks of a generic and sentimental spiritualism, far distant from the robust, Christ - centered resurrection faith of classical Christianity.

«Obviously there is the grocery code that says you have got to work in good faith but that doesn't preclude robust negotiation.»

In the end, its staying power may derive from the fact that the debate rests not so much upon numbers as upon an abiding faith in the value of a robust scientific enterprisIn the end, its staying power may derive from the fact that the debate rests not so much upon numbers as upon an abiding faith in the value of a robust scientific enterprisin the value of a robust scientific enterprise.

When people which have a robust set of beliefs, faith, and concepts, decide on to turn into a component of Christian dating, they in fact possess a considerably greater likelihood of meeting numerous other folks which have the really same issues in widespread.

This plan places a great deal of faith in competition and innovation, though within the construct of a robust public school system.

In support of his view, Professor Alice Sullivan of the UCL Institute of Education said: «There is no robust evidence that any particular school structure or type --- such as academies, free schools, faith schools — is beneficial for improving the performance of poor pupils.»

I reluctantly accept it with an unhealthy mix of faith and skepticism, hoping for something more robust in the near future.

These are companies that make good faith, often robust efforts to comply with CASL but something didn't work in the early days.»

Finally, developing robust studies that demonstrate when prejudices do operate, future cases of policing should also be subject to 24 (2) exclusions on racial profiling, even if the officers themselves are operating in good faith by simply following orders.

While the Canadian Criminal Code provides some degree of protection from reprisal for all Canadian employees who engage in good faith whistleblowing, the most robust protection arises in the public sector employment context.»