My father also took this into account when he considered his career and where we’d move. In other words, going to church ... seriously he took his faith, it was our cue to do the same.

fathers should add tangible spiritual elements to family life. This means taking your family to church, of course, because being active in a congregation grounds you in faith. But it also means ...

“That they may be one as we are one,” in speaking to His Father, we can begin to hold on to that truth. Through scientific discoveries we can find the realities of our mystical beliefs and see ...

The faith of our fathers, referred to in this hymn, is their abundant trust in a loving, heavenly father. They had learned about him in the scriptures - lessons that presently guide our feet each ...

“The true cause of misunderstanding (Jesus’) words is a lack of faith,” the Holy Father said ... that we have in the world does not satiate our hunger of the infinite.

and host of the radio broadcast ‘In Season and Out of Season’: Father, we pray for this nation, that it be one nation under God; that our roots of faith would be reawakened and experienced as ...

The Holy Father recalled the words of Saint Paul, saying if Jesus is "not risen, then our faith is empty and inconsistent. However, since he is Risen, in fact, and He is the Resurrection ...

Springtime reminds me of our faith ... part of faith and doubt is OK. Without doubt, we wouldn’t need faith and a belief in God. Judaism is full of questioning the written words in the Torah.

Hunter's book was troubling to many in the evangelical world, suggesting that students attending evangelical colleges were becoming increasingly secularized and abandoning their orthodox faith ...

The song came full circle when Paul Simon put new words to the tune and recorded it as a pop song that he called “An American Tune.” In the case of “Faith of Our Fathers,” the commonly ...

Another favourite term was “Providence”—a word often used by Freemasons ... print edition under the headline “The faith (and doubts) of our fathers” ...