Sentences with phrase «about one's faith»

Of course your professors never talked about faith in your science classes.

Talk about no faith in what's to come.

When you do decide to start a profile, the site takes you through a range of questions about your faith and beliefs.

I don't know if you will find my explanation helpful or not, but I try not to think about faith as a percentage or a degree.

The top response (82 percent) Is that they want to learn more about faith.

I told you before, I don't care about the faith of these men.

I speak about my faith and beliefs when an opening presents its self and someone else asks....

Of the teens who had some interest in learning about their faith, the majority reported that their congregation did a fairly good or excellent job at teaching them what they wanted to learn.

It has become cliché to talk about faith as a journey, and yet the metaphor holds.

In reality, I have no doubts about my faith.

Yet good conversations about faith, doubt and belief are becoming harder to find these days.

Because whatever I'm unsure of, whatever I don't know about faith, I do know this: if it isn't honest, it doesn't count.

The system also asks about your faith and how you practice it.

Do you think they care about the faiths of other people?

Yes, it's all about faith, and faith is believing what you know ain't so..

Also, don't worry about what other people say about your faith, they don't determine your life.

But what the church teaches about faith and values is not.

The beautiful thing about faith is that it's not a formula or set of rules.

There are a few scenes which don't quite work and a few discussions about faith never really lead anywhere.

When you start questioning others about their faith, you need to question yourself.

We don't hear very much about faith from those outside the church, or from those who lack power or credentials within it.

I have been trying to answer my son's questions about my faith for some years now and in trying to do so have had to seriously look at what I believe.

Watching and reading about these candidates who talk about their faith does nothing but scare me.

The idea is about building bridges, understanding, and yes, sharing about faith.

He has been open about his faith on social media and also at the One Love Manchester concert held after the Manchester attacks.

Reading the comments here and on other articles about faith makes me laugh.

If he is that open about his faith, he's not fit for the presidency.

She admitted thinking speaking openly about her faith could damage her career, «It's like a personal thing,» she said.

What are some mistakes that you have made in sharing your questions and ideas about faith?

My view is I can inform people about my faith in a way that doesn't turn people off.

If you often blog about your faith and you want to connect with other faith - based bloggers, add your link here.

It's not about faith at all, it's all about control.

He also clearly loves a lot about his faith, like the sense of fellowship and the sincere efforts to understand and explain the deeper meaning of life.

But this story was more about a faith journey than a romance.

I can only worry about my faith and my actions which is hard enough in these trying times.

But all the media attention about his faith made some people weary of the name.

If you want to be public about your faith, your bumper sticker should be far more explicit.

Eventually my experiments and discoveries led to me writing a book about my faith journey and how we celebrate the church year in our home.

But it is a three hour film about faith.

And stop reading articles and books written by so - called experts that actually know nothing about our faith.

As an atheist, I could care less about your faith.

I would like to read a faith article and read comments about faith as well.

If reading about my faith turns you off, stop reading now, because this will be thicker than usual.

We know a lot about our own faith, the study found, but little about the faith of others.