Sentences with phrase «firmly held belief»

If a person has a firmly held belief, that is sufficient.

As a BOB Yak owner whose loving other half is constantly threatening to take up titanium welding (probably in our living room, since space is limited in our flat) due to a firmly held belief that next to a toothbrush the most important camping item is a chair and table (and who hasn't come in after a day's ride and felt the same?)

But then I would be much more comfortable sticking to much more firmly held belief: never trust an ad - man.

I am of the long and firmly held belief that one can never have too many dresses in their closet.

I just wanted to mention in love the best I can in writing that we need to deconstruct our firmly held belief that rather than the Bible as our Authority shouldn't it be Jesus, and Jesus alone?

Lets put it this way for you: I am a Jehovah's Witness, you want blood transfusions covered but yet due to my firmly held belief against them, I refuse to cover them.

He never let principle stand in the way of reason, but was also tenacious in pursuit of his firmly held beliefs.

Despite Trump's firmly held beliefs, tariffs will not close the U.S. trade deficit, absent higher savings (in the public or private sectors) or lower investment.

Parody is an important logical tool meant to allow us to question even the most firmly held beliefs.

Latimer firmly holds the belief that problems can be solved by working together, across the aisle, and looks forward to a collaborative relationship with the county Legislature.

Since Swartentruber represented himself, this could well mean nothing more than that he failed to make an appropriate assertion about his firmly held beliefs (since one is not required to show that their church has a specific doctrine).

Let's creatively examine some of your firmly held beliefs that might be getting in your way.

The alternative view of development I have presented is not in accord with people's firmly held beliefs, but firmly held beliefs can get in the way of scientific inquiry.

Not exact matches

Faith can be defined as a set of firmly held principles or beliefs.

So we hold our beliefs firmly.

If you never challenge your beliefs, if you never dare to ask yourself «what if I'm wrong», how can you hold firmly on to your beliefs?

It is based on a belief, as firmly held as it is wrongheaded, that expressing so much pain is neither necessary nor constructive.

I just can not see any... beauty, in holding firmly to a belief that is beyond rational, unless perhaps such a belief is held by a child.

The important matter, however, is that, although holding firmly to a belief in human freedom, Israel nonetheless realized that it was a complex and contentious problem.

I do hold very firm beliefs, but that doesn't necessarily mean I hold the process as firmly.

So I hold my beliefs firmly, but I'm not a fundamentalist.

It is essential for the development of science that the Catholic beliefs about the material world mentioned above are firmly held, even though it is at a deep psychological level where they are implicit rather than explicit.

In this age when the culture of modernity has been fast eroding the traditional belief in God, along with the transcendent spiritual world supposedly surrounding him, the conservative devotees of the religious past hold ever more firmly to the most tangible form of the past: Holy Scripture.

Can we, given our own increasing awareness of the nature of symbols, realize the functions of our beliefs and yet hold firmly to them?

A belief they held so firmly that they were willing to die for the truth of it.

We do not mean that he holds firmly to particular beliefs.

While I never wanted to hold back pay (not that I have not been tempted not to) since I firmly believe in paying if work is done, I did not want them to be of the belief that money is a «receive only» one way street.

And wherever you go, you should respect nature, the sorroundings, the people and the beliefs that they hold dear and firmly believe in.

Warren Spector: I have a firmly - held belief that to honor a medium, and for it to grow, you have to do what it does that no other media can do.

I think I hold firmly to the belief that agitprop doesn't work, not as art.

Real scientists don't just dismiss («What nonsense») that which violates their firmly - held beliefs.

As these issues were framed differently in public discussion, people were able to navigate to a new opinion without contradicting other strongly held beliefs or violating the norms of their social group that Kahan showed can so firmly attach us to scientifically nonviable positions.

Traditions are the glue that holds society together, and many of our own traditions rest largely on belief and familiarity — not on benefits firmly provable in court.

There have been committees in this country over the last 10 years of judges, lawyers, police, and government policy - makers who have met in collaborative, off - the - record, but successful conferences, working together despite differences of belief and approaches, often firmly held.

My political beliefs were not nearly as well thought out or firmly held but I came from -LSB-...]