Sentences with phrase «abiding convictions of»

Thus one finds on the website of the Washington session of the Institute the statement that the mission of the Institute «begins in the abiding conviction of its founder that love reveals the meaning of the person and, through the person, of all «flesh,» the whole of creation» (cf. Familiaris consortio, 11; Redemptor hominis, 10; Dominum et vivificantem, 50).

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Hartshorne also has a deep and abiding conviction «that idealism (here taking Ewing's definition: the belief that reality can be explained in terms of the mind) has more to teach us than most contemporaries realize» (CSPM xiii).

Regardless, it's a sad day when a big portion of people lack RESPECT for the human who has strong convictions and abides by his convictions.

I have very strong convictions that the solution to the problem of the criminals, or even the irresponsible, is not to take away the rights of responsible law abiding citizens.

The freedom to abide by religious convictions is not only a matter of individual liberty; it is also a freedom that ought to be encouraged for institutions in a pluralistic society.

Everything else that we say about him, as creator, redeemer, companion, the maker of moral demands, the righteous and just one, must be referred back to that abiding Christian conviction.

This means that we are desperately in need of a new approach to and a new statement of the abiding Christian conviction that God is made known to us through the «Galilean vision,» or what has been styled in this book «the event of Jesus Christ.»

As a result, law - abiding citizens with pending charges for an offense that could be considered indictable north of the border could be barred from entry into Canada even in the absence of a conviction.