Meanings of private beliefs in English

IMAGINE A country in which entry to a major profession is subject to a test of one's private beliefs.

Your private beliefs and conscience are your own affairs, and we have no desire to dictate them to you.

The French republic is built on a strict separation of church and state, intended to foster equality for all private beliefs.

The church built by the latter at West Wycombe has some curious features, which may be indicative of his private beliefs.

Jung seized upon demons and possession as confirmation of his ideas, and his public pronouncements began to match his private beliefs.

Considered a liberal when he became archbishop in 2002, he constantly sacrificed his private beliefs to maintain the unity of the Church.

It is not the Marxist dogma against private property, but Communism's drive against private beliefs that renders impossible any genuinely united front.

Indeed, many of the lesser poets have capitulated to overtures of tolerance and not-too-curious inquiry into their private beliefs on the part of the church.