Sentences with phrase «how belief»

Little is known about how Belief in a just world modulates these coping abilities in elderly nursing home residents or their levels of depression either.

However, bias against any group whether it is women or people from a different cultural background or sexual orientation is often unconscious and requires educating ourselves about our hidden beliefs and how this belief shows up in our actions.

That potential connection between ancestor spirits and nature is one that is common to many cultures, and it's beautiful to see how that belief or memory might manifest into creative works such as those done by Inoue.

While Republican candidates avoid discussing global warming, they are all quick to proclaim their commitment to «faith» and point out how their belief in God has shaped their lives.

«Nature, we believe, takes forever,» journalist Bill McKibben wrote in 1989's The End of Nature, before he explained how that belief misleads us:

The series explores how ideology intersects with personal identity and how belief can act as a wide ranging agent - one of exclusivity, violence, spiritual transcendence, and social change.

The story of Best Friends is one to be shared with anyone who might be inspired by the power of a belief, and how that belief can change attitudes, transform lives and create a better world.

It moves on to ask what pupils believe to be the best musical instrument and highlights how this belief is something that not everyone will agree on.

They explain how his belief affected his action, consider and analyse different viewpoints and evaluate how strictly one should follow their actions.

Students examine a series of pictures and information and identify how belief in God / adherence to a religion might make someone behave differently - through clothes, activities, food etc..

His purpose was to give a factual account of Islamic beliefs and how that belief system affects the lives of practicing Muslims.

However, beyond the budding love between the two characters, the movie is also an exploration of how a belief in something beyond the physical world can help change someone's life.

As it did last season, the show thoughtfully explores ideas about how belief systems spread and what people do when confronted with gods — or a God — that makes little sense to them.

The intricacies of free will — and how a belief in the notion, or lack thereof, impacts our behavior — are examined in a new study by UC Santa Barbara psychologists John Protzko and Jonathan Schooler.

His first book, Suggestible You (National Geographic, 2016), is about how belief affects the brain.

It is quite interesting to see how this belief came to be, especially in our time and place.

The tricky and talented German international was speaking about how belief affects professional footballers and clubs and how that belief makes everything seem more positive.

You are very immature and have no concept, of how this belief in a God goes back in all human history.

Most of the time they are the ones who say there is no God because they find it ridiculous to believe there's an old man up in the sky with a robe on looking down on all of us but they at the same time they don't understand how that belief is very limited because my friend, it's a lot more than that.

Then you also look around and see how belief constantly controls the thought processes of those around them.

based on the belief system that generated that question i wonder how that belief system deals with living in today with no guarrantee of tomarrow compounded by man's ingenious efforts to end today inspite of the fundemental truth of nature.

Your own personal experience will be an important source for discovering these reasons, but also remember that you should be able to show how this belief (1) fits together with other things you believe, (2) helps make sense of life (for yourself and in general), and (3) has beneficial consequences.

The New Testament contains the record of how a belief in Jesus as Messiah arose.

This aspect of humans is likely how belief in the supernatural gets bootstrapped in many people's minds.

(I'd not be surprised if it is a majority view, and plan to poll on that soon and to see how belief «in» relates to practice «of» those gifts.)

It is not too difficult to see how the belief in God as «Trinity in Unity» — Triune God — came to develop.

What emerges in a given situation as «operant religion» will differ considerably from the «formal religion» of the historic creeds, and more concern with the former is essential to understanding how belief systems function in people's daily lives.»

Beyond the «religion» you need to look at what is true and how that belief is practiced.

It is difficult to imagine how belief in historical revelation can be abandoned without destroying the very foundations of biblical religion, but every effort must be made to remove from the idea any shadow of arrogance.

It's all based on fear and that's the secret to how these belief systems have managed to endure for so long.

I am interested to hear how a belief in a higher power makes you less self - centered than one who does not share your belief.

Outright rejection of a belief can be connected to how it's taught and how the belief is enforced.

Nevertheless, it's not clear how belief in a personal God — a God who creates and who answers prayers — is to he aligned with the scientific view of the cosmos as an ancient universe governed by impersonal and tightly knit laws.

He provides a fascinating if troubling examination of how belief systems, physical distance from one's «enemy, tribalism, humiliation and other social forces destroy normal psychological inhibitors to cruelty.

All you people with religious beliefs had better sit down and consider how the real world works and how your belief system fits in, rather than the other way around, like you've been doing.

In particular, I had stressed how belief in God and belief in the credit markets have considerable overlap in Jewish and Christian thought.

Sadly that is not likely to happen... topher has made it very clear that they hope to homeschool... that poor babe is doomed to repeat the cycle... it's exactly how the belief system has lasted so long.

I don't know how a belief system that is founded on the principle of loving others — not just saying it, but actually doing that — can justify enslaving or supporting slavery.

We can see how belief in god is preventing advancement in science, medicine, and technology.

WLC especially provides solid, rational arguments for belief in theism and, in my opinion, demonstrates exceptionally well how belief in a God is not at all irrational.

You'll learn how his belief in the product he created, Playboy, was all - encompassing, and you'll learn how he promoted and defended the brand and company above all else as a tireless brand advocate and brand guardian.

«Through clever research studies and engaging writing, Dweck illuminates how our beliefs about our capabilities exert tremendous influence on how we learn and which paths we take in life.

Rather than pushing against the other person's beliefs, and thus creating resistance, you show the other person how their beliefs actually support your viewpoint, rather than the viewpoint that they currently espouse.

Blake Irving, Board Director and Retired CEO, GoDaddy, on how beliefs can make or break your company

There's room for intelligent discourse around some of the most critical questions about humanity — how we relate to the world we share, how our beliefs inform our lifestyles, how we fit into this vast, cosmic scheme of being.

Do you even care about how your beliefs affect other people?

They'd actually learn about the reasons people develop belief systems and how those beliefs systems affect the culture and society.

You need to know What the Mormon church is, what is believes and how those beliefs can influence and effect a persons personality and decisions.

Before we can talk to others about our faith, before we can dialogue about what is theologically «right or wrong» with someone else, we must first understand how our beliefs about God have been informed by these four areas.

He shows over and over that the gospel is not only a set of facts or propositions to be believed, but is information about how these beliefs will change our lives and how we interact with others.