Значения термина evangelical faith на английском

Some 90% of indigenous people here have taken on evangelical faith.

If Pelosi's intent is to show that evangelical faith suffocates reason, the point is well-made.

He formulated the twenty-eight articles of the evangelical faith known as the "Augsburg Confession."

The really efficient weapons with which the philosophers assailed the evangelical faith were borrowed from the evangelical morality.

When applied to his evangelical faith, that gut-based conviction leads to a worldview that is almost preternaturally unshakable.

He had by this time summoned to his aid the semi-mystical courage given him occasionally by his evangelical faith.

George Wicel, who had fallen away from the evangelical faith, accused Luther of having a homicide for a father.

Rome, accordingly, cries out that Luther is become the uncanonized saint of Protestantism, yea, the deified expounder of the evangelical faith.

They desired of Luther a short and comprehensive confession of evangelical faith, as members of which they wished to enrol themselves.

The weakness of the reasoning on the papal side was everywhere so apparent to him, as greatly to strengthen his evangelical faith.

It sets forth the beauty, the power, and the beneficence of a true evangelical faith, approved by the intellect, and welcomed by the heart.

Tebow has drawn attention across the United States not just as a sportsman, but for his open displays of his evangelical faith on the field.

What seemed particularly remarkable was the sound evangelical faith of the Captain and his family, and the unexceptionable doctrines that were preached by their minister.

Barclay College in Haviland, Kansas, was founded by Quakers and houses about 150 students from all Christian evangelical faiths.

Though notoriously jealous of each other's progress, they are always united in their common opposition to the Evangelical faith, and an open Bible.

According to her secret Evangelical faith, God "deals" with every soul he has created-throughjoy or sorrow, through good or evil fortune.