However, after intense public media and backlash, BA changed their policy to allow employees to wear a symbol of faith «openly» on a lapel pin, «with some flexibility... to wear
a symbol of faith on a chain».
Not exact matches
It may be overstating a significant truth to notice that, in part because
of the emphasis
on faith, the generations after the Reformation were devoted to the clarification
of the
faith and they left us the legacy
of great creeds and doctrinal
symbols.
A
faith that is uninformed or uninspired by the images, metaphors,
symbols, and stories
of God's Word is in danger
of becoming unimaginative and unanchored, weakened by an overreliance
on reason, adrift
on a shallow sea
of facts and propositions.
Clinging to the vanishing
symbols of a now fallen Christendom, they stand
on the «knife - edge» between Angst and
faith.
On the one hand, his
symbols are overtly biblical, and carry with them all the implications
of Judeo - Christian
faith.
Now, having said all that, why does ANYONE feel so compelled to stamp their religious
symbol on a site where people
of many
faiths (or non-faith) died, knowing full well that it's going to upset the families
of these individuals?
If the museum is to capture a piece
of history, then it would be correct to showpiece what many people hold as a
symbol of their
faith and resolve to carry
on.
The Catholic Church is big
on symbols and, sometimes, puts too much focus
on those
symbols and practices than
on the core tents
of its
faith.
Faith, in the end, rests not
on the authority
of a pristine set
of signs but
on a community that offers in its
symbols a distinctive identity, an overarching story, a collective self - image.
Why would religion focus
on the death and not the rebirth as the
symbol of their
faith?
«Toward New
Symbols» expands
on a call to resymbolize the message
of faith in God which he had issued in a CHRISTIAN CENTURY article, «Reformation: Continuing Imperative.»
On the one hand, this all too modern
symbol of Yes - saying unveils the impotent passivity and the inhuman detachment
of Christian
faith in God,
of Christian dependence upon and submission to God, the demonic consequences
of which are so passionately portrayed in Ivan Karamazov.
So it is here
on the historical Jesus, as he is presented to me by the texts and encounters me as a person through historical reconstruction, that the decision
of faith is made, not
on the risen Christ as I would have liked him to be, or as, for example, he is accessible archetypally to all human beings as a
symbol of the self.
Whether they fed
on him by
faith in their hearts with thanksgiving by eating the bread and drinking the wine with «him at meal, or whether they gratefully permitted him to wash and dry their feet before the meal in anticipation
of being cleansed by his blood
on the cross, the meaning
of both
symbols was the same: We are saved from sin and transformed into new creatures in Christ Jesus only as we freely and gladly receive from him the benefits
of his passion and death
on the cross for our redemption.
NYPD Det. Steven McDonald, who became an iconic
symbol of courage,
faith and forgiveness after getting paralyzed 30 years ago
on the job, has died at the age
of 59.
Based
on this, it is natural to question the reason why a large amount
of people in the western world consider the «veil» a
symbol of oppression when it is worn by Muslim women, but a
symbol of religion and
faith when it is worn by a nun.
The court ultimately held that schools must not proselytize
on behalf
of a particular religious doctrine and that the display
of crosses in the classroom exceeded the constitutionally established limits
on freedom
of religion, as the crucifix is a core
symbol of the Christian
faith and was being displayed in a public school where attendance is mandatory.