rejection of faith

Christopher thought the priest was talking about his rejection of faith.

Warfield did not believe that evolution required such a rejection of faith.

So categorical a rejection of faith in the public square is impossible to reconcile with our political traditions, of course.

McGrath argues that Dawkins' rejection of faith is a straw man argument.

Socialism also looks forward to a utopia but, despite the Marxist rejection of faith, where there is hope there is also religion.

But on the other hand, there was in the movement so much rejection of faith, so much materialism, secularism, and hatred, that we felt we were bound to encourage it.

In the Western philosophical tradition, enlightenment is seen as a phase in cultural history marked by philosophical methodologies which employ knowledge and reason, generally accompanied by the rejection of faith in the institutional religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Teachers and catechists will recognise that this development is not a negative one, but rather one which, on the one hand, may indeed lead to rejection of faith, but on the other hand, will present the opportunity for an enriching and maturing faith which will lead to an adult commitment to God.