Sentences with phrase «unbroken tradition»

"Unbroken tradition" refers to a custom, practice, or belief that has been passed down from one generation to another without any interruption or change over time. It suggests that the tradition has remained constant and unchanged throughout its history. Full definition
the truth of God can be or has been captured in the ex-cathedra utterances of the bishop of Rome — the idolatry of many who like to pretend that ultimate truth has been captured in the ecumenical councils of the early church, in the historic creeds, or in the «unbroken tradition of the catholic faith,» which usually is the same thing as the speaker's special prejudice.
To pretend otherwise, to pretend that all protests from the past (or rather; all protests from the past that * you * approve of) form some great unbroken tradition is a politically motivated abuse of history.
From the colonial period through the twenty - first century, federal, state, and territorial governments have an unbroken tradition of protecting conscientious objectors who can not abide the government's mandate to kill, cut, or medicate another human being.
Fr Roger spent fourteen years at the John Fisher School — where a FAITH group still flourishes, thanks to Mr Daniel Cooper, meeting weekly in an unbroken tradition now going back 40 years — and was then appointed parish priest at Folkestone in Kent.
In particular, the notion that Jewish Christianity forms an unbroken tradition connecting Jesus to Muhammad is to my mind still unproven.
When seeking to ascertain if something is true, we need to ask ourselves, «Is there an unbroken tradition which seems to argue in a particular way?»
As part of Springer Nature, we are proud to uphold an unbroken tradition of over 170 years of academic publishing.
A sacred home to many pilgrimages, a gateway to Garhwal Himalayas and avowed yoga capital of the world, it is the land that relishes an unbroken tradition of ancient yogic teachings.
The class has continued in an unbroken tradition, open and free to all since that time.
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