on faith

He said he'd raced up to the top of the Bridge on faith, but he hadn't gotten what he expected.

One of the great dogmas that plague modern thinking is the idea that belief in God is irrationally based only on faith and sentiment.

So much was taken on faith, which in the western world might be seen as irresponsible.

In fact, the name Li & Fung means plentiful profit in Chinese, but the market seems no longer willing to take that on faith.

We will also reach out to leaders and scholars around the world to foster a more productive and peaceful dialogue on faith.

Consumer groups say taxpayers are being asked to take it on faith the bank executives will make better decisions this time.

Right. Of course, some of us count on faith as their spiritual guide. However, many youths have positioned a religious act as a custom.

You know, you keep taking everything on faith.

In the beginning, humans had to rely on faith, holistic, alternative or prayer healing.

Let us not rely on feeling, but on faith in His unswerving fidelity; and though we see Him not, let us talk to Him.

"Studies have been done on faith [and its effect on] medical illness and psychiatric illness, " says IsHak.

That we would marry, and that there would always be men we wanted to marry, we took on faith.

Finally, after what seems an eternity, the old man answers, "I guess you'll have to take them on faith. "

Fifty miles to go, and she was running low on faith and gasoline.

Mr Huckabee's views on faith, family, abortion, gays and guns are almost indistinguishable from hers, yet hardly anyone hates him.

As the vodka flowed, we traded anecdotes, political philosophies and notes on faith.

Today they were discussing the chapter on faith from Napoleon Hill's classic Think and Grow Rich.

This refers both to official curbs on faith and to the hostility that believers endure at the hands of fellow citizens.

You have taken on faith your task to move forward into the new age of existence.

That it's built on faith and commitment and an admiration for each other's unique gifts.

Under values and people are, among others, councils on faith, education, nutrition and gender.

This is not an evasive attitude. On the contrary, it's a decisive attitude based on faith, a step toward the solution of each problem.

He has insisted on putting restrictions on faith-based social services that most churches find unacceptable.

He looked so honest that we accepted his story on faith.

If you can't accept anything on faith, and then you are doomed to a life dominated by doubt.

When asked to explain magnetism, he urged his BBC interviewer to take it on faith (video).

Why would you take on faith far more important claims about your eternal salvation?

The director who leaves his post must bear the obligation of non-competition based on faith and the reasonable to restrict competition.

True, until you've facts to back up those feelings, you'll need to take that reassurance on faith.

Sometimes they had to take the dancing on faith.

These are well-meaning gestures founded largely on faith, rather than facts, that the market inevitably will prove wrong.

He accepted her playing largely on faith.

He's a skeptic to take anything simply on faith.

The World Conference On Faith And Order.

"I live on faith, " she told me. "I don't have an income, I do God's work. "

on faith of socialism as a concept of development

Reflection on Faith Education of College Students in the New Situation

We will not accept that statement on faith we will insist on verification

On faith education of modern students

Lately I've been running on faith