English to Maori Meaning of unbelief - whakaponokore

Unbelief :

whakaponokore

noun

whakaponokore, whakateka, pähekeheke, matakana, te kore whakapono, te feaa

Unbelief :: whakaponokore

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Definitions of unbelief in English

Noun(1) a rejection of belief

Examples of unbelief in English

(1) His presence or absence is in belief or unbelief , and each of the two, once acquired, will necessarily be affirmed by all observations.(2) May none of us allow fear, unbelief , or doubt to keep us from the desert!(3) Not only did Thomas go from unbelief to belief; he went from isolation to community.(4) the darkness of unbelief(5) In the conflict over assisted suicide, the adversaries are not religion and unbelief but the community versus the individual.(6) the distinction between doubt and unbelief is valid and useful(7) He did rebuke them but it was usually for unbelief and pride.(8) He told me that during the talk I had literally hammered nails into the coffin of his unbelief in God - and into the coffin of his belief in evolution.(9) Every age is one of belief and unbelief but our own century has been characterised by restlessness and uncertainty.(10) Belief and unbelief , so important to the intellectual posturing of modern existence, are innocuous, vacuous terms.(11) Why be overawed by the task, or cowed by the abounding unbelief and false religion of our day?(12) In adopting this stance one concedes that the rightness or propriety of belief and unbelief depends upon the outcome of a certain inquiry.(13) Clearly, a measured discussion of the relationship between churches, belief and unbelief , and public life is in order.(14) He is the divine healer who wants us to receive the greatest healing of all: freedom from unbelief and mistrust in his goodness and his perfect plan.(15) It is also deftly poised on the border between belief and unbelief .(16) Naturally there are consequences to both belief and unbelief .

(1) unbecome ::

unbecome

Synonyms

Noun

1. disbelief ::

whakateka

Antonyms

1. belief ::

whakapono

2. credence ::

whakapono

3. credit ::

nama

Different Forms

unbelief

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