Sentences with phrase «who teaches you»

For example, a teacher of physics necessarily teaches logic and rhetoric, while one who teaches logic or rhetoric as a special discipline does not necessarily teach physics.

To emphasize this close connection, I have suggested elsewhere that the term «gospelist» might be a better translation than «evangelist,» [3] but since this word us unlikely to receive wide acceptance, maybe the word could be translated as «one who teaches the gospel.»

Daniel Maguire, a former priest who teaches theology at Marquette University, contends that discussions of sexuality («pelvic theology,» as he calls it) would not be necessary in a «healthy» church.

Doris A. Blazer, who teaches early childhood education at Furman, is involved in the National Symposium on Faith Development in Early Childhood and coordinator of preschool parenting conferences at Kanuga Conference Center.

Ellis, who teaches American and Jewish studies at Baylor University, wrote this book between the 1996 election of Benjamin Netanyahu and the 1998 Wye accords.

But there is also that panicked woman in the ICU waiting room who has never prayed, and who teaches you to pray when she clenches her hands to her forehead and says, «God, please!»

Thomas Sieger Derr, who teaches at Smith College, is the author of Environmental Ethics and Christian Humanism.

Dykstra, who teaches pastoral theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, approaches preaching from an unusual angle.

«Until we know the power of divine grace, we read in the Bible concerning eternal punishment, and we think it is too heavy and too hard, and we are apt to kick against it, and find out some heretic or other who teaches us another doctrine; but when the soul is really quickened by divine grace, and made to feel the weight of sin, it thinks the bottomless pit none too deep, and the punishment of hell none too severe for sin such as it has committed.

Don S. Browning, who teaches at the University of Chicago Divinity School, is directing a research project on religion, culture and the family.

It is from Victor Shepherd who teaches at Tyndale and has lots of credentials attached to his name.

Cavanaugh, who teaches at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota, has also written Theopolitical Imagination: Discovering the Liturgy as a Political Act in an Age of Global Consumerism (T & T Clark) and coedited The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology (Blackwell).

It's unbelievable, coming from a woman who teaches Sunday school at her husband's Methodist Church.

Elmer John Thiessen, who teaches philosophy at a public university in Canada, deals with each of the accusations and shows how they all rest upon either an ignorance of the facts or a misunderstanding of the issues, and often upon both.

The same God who teaches us to love our enemies in both the Old and New Testaments also commands the death penalty in both the Old and New Testaments.

He is now a volunteer who teaches a jobs class for the men's recovery program there.

Phil Kenneson, who teaches at Milligan College in east Tennessee, said he needed the gathering as a reminder that he's «not crazy» and that it is the world, not a church dedicated to the radical politics entailed by Jesus» way of peace, that it is out of line.

Hatch, who teaches at the University of Notre Dame, argues that the American Revolution dramatically expanded the number of people who decided that they were capable of thinking for themselves on all manner of issues.

Hauerwas, who teaches theology at Duke, holds these seemingly eclectic commitments together with a Reformed (via Barth) emphasis on the priority of God's Word over any human attempt to think of or live well before God, and a Wesleyan insistence on God's call to complete sanctification in this life.

Eric: But more than being a research guy and a pastor who teaches on community, you have a group that meets at your house.

Neve Gordon, who teaches politics at Ben - Gurion University in Beer - Sheva, says: «Israel's gravest danger today is not the Palestinian Authority or even Hamas and Islamic Jihad but the one it faces from within: fascism.»

Basit Koshul, a Sunni Muslim who teaches at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, says, «Past experience taught me that most interfaith forums were basically «interfaith-less» forums where agnostic Muslims, Christians and Jews met to confirm each other's agnosticism.»

Two of the studies mentioned above are by David Gushee, a conservative moral theologian who teaches at the Baptist Mercer University; another is by Wendy Farley, a liberal theologian at Emory.

Peter Enns is a biblical scholar, author, and blogger who teaches Old and New Testament courses at Eastern University.

commented one laywoman who teaches youngsters for a living, «until one has first defined what it is that one wants to teach.

Anyone who teaches anything contrary to what they taught, is in error.

He is a theological ethicist who teaches and writes on economic justice and poverty.

My favorite part of the post is «that if someone comes into our group who teaches differently than we do, one of us is a false teacher — and it might not be the other guy».

Noah begins the film as a rugged environmentalist who teaches his family to respect the Creator and all of creation.

The question was directed to the guest speaker, an American Muslim professor who teaches about Islam at a highly regarded university near Boston.

Is there someone who teaches this that I see the arguments for it?

It is Jesus who teaches us about freedom.

His ontological understanding of the priest as the one standing in for Christ who teaches, protects, leads and sanctifies led him to question many of the initiatives in the 1980s which sought to extend to the laity tasks traditionally the function of the priest.

Bondi, who teaches at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, recently wrote Memories of God (Abingdon) and is now working on a book about prayer titled In Ordinary Time.

We must recognize that if someone comes into our group who teaches differently than we do, one of us is a false teacher — and it might not be the other guy.

A friend of mine who teaches on the collegiate level recently told me, «I don't meet any young adults who've grown up in the church lacking at least one story of spiritual abuse.»

In this book, a sequel to his much acclaimed Ascension and Ecclesia, Farrow, a Catholic theologian who teaches Christian thought at McGill University, presents what he hopes is a «more accessible sketch» of the relevance of the doctrine of the Ascension.

I feel sorry for them that they have rejected Jesus, who teaches love, compassion, and forgiveness, all things this world needs a lot more of.

But anyway, I myself struggle with the same question you asked about pastors who know and embrace the full implications of Calvinism, and I have to say I DO regard a pastor like that as one who teaches False Doctrine and who is dangerous because of it.

Eg — «So and so who teaches what you are saying wrote a book and the foreword was written by a guy whose uncles website endorses gay marriage».

that is so basic that I wonder who teaches them Xtian theology.

You'd be sitting there and some black woman is singing a beautiful black spiritual, and you're holding hands with an ex-con on your left and a cultured lady who teaches French on your right....

A pastor who teaches their sheep that tithing is not required makes as much sense as a pastor who teaches them that prayer is great but unnecessary.

The «own it but haven't read it» demographic is his target market, says Capes, who teaches the New Testament at Houston Baptist University and was part of a team that compiled «The Voice,» a new translation of the King James Bible.

But I don't know whether there is one Catholic theologian who teaches such nonsense.

Rather, the new NIV here makes it possible for English readers to discover a more Catholic or Orthodox or truly Lutheran Paul, one who teaches that the problem with the Jewish law is its ethnic and temporary character and that human salvation concerns our real sacramental participation in divine life, real transformation, and ultimate resurrection.

It bothers me how many of the news articles related to religion pick someone who teaches somewhere and has a crazy view of something.

Only a blinded fool will get angry at someone who teaches their chil that their is a Creator who created all of creation.

Guarino, who teaches at Seton Hall University, holds that recognizably orthodox Christian thought can accommodate postmodernity's difficulties with identity and difference, unity and pluralism.

Consider, for example, these posts by Tom Beaudoin, who teaches theology at Fordham University (home to some of the Jesuit mentors of my youth).