Sentences with phrase «about love between»

Marriage is primarily about love between two adults.

It's about the love between an artist and their dealer,» he noted.

Celebrate Valentine's Day with an incredible love story and an exclusive cover reveal for Patti Callahan's Becoming Mrs. Lewis, a novel about the love between C.S. Lewis and his wife, Joy Davidman, to be published October 2, 2018, by HarperCollins / Thomas Nelson.

A powerful novel about two twin sisters struggling to survive World War II, a debut about the love between a man and his dog, and a probing memoir about singleness and art — all surefire hits for your next book club!

- Library Journal «Before I Let You Go is a heartwrenching story about the love between sisters, the complexities of women, and the lengths we'll go for those closest to us.

It's a much more mature story about love between older woman — both amusing and classy!

It is a dog story, about the love between this one woman and her dog.

Call Me by Your Name (Luca Guadagnino, 2017) Call Me by Your Name reads like a visual poem about love between two men partly not expecting to find themselves in this situation.

So what if the film was about the love between two men.

A mere fortnight after Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle left British cinemas, here comes Dwayne Johnson again with a similarly hushed and introspective tale about the love between a man and his giant albino gorilla.

A pleasingly quiet, small - scaled drama about love between strangers and siblings, solidarity between lonely Angelenos and the transformative power of kindness, Anything has much to recommend it.

The story evolves into a lovely, graceful celebration about the love between friends.

Not exact matches

About midway through Joanna Coles» new guide to modern dating, «Love Rules,» she offers an analogy between food and sex that will hit awfully close to home for many readers:

French President Nicolas Sarkozy isn't feeling much love these days, and we're not talking about media speculation over an alleged affair between his wife, Carla Bruni, the French - Italian model / singer, and musician Benjamin Biolay.

But research shows that the difference between loving and hating a job is often less about what you do and more about the attitude with which you do it.

He talks heartbreakingly about his mother, who fought substance abuse her entire adult life, tried to commit suicide, and vacillated between love for her kids and jealousy of them.

If you have a friend who loves Trump and you don't, and all he or she talks about is Trump, well, spend less time with that person or just explain that you appreciate his followers» passion for the candidate but you hold a different view and don't want to let politics get between the two of you, so best to leave it behind.

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If we are talking about a larger context... Romans 12:9 seems to echo a solution to the apparent dichotomy between «love your neighbor» and «not peace, but a sword»... «Let love be without hypocrisy, abhor what is evil, cling to what is good».

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It's important for us not to say, «Look here, the West has Jeffersonian values about the rights of women, values we'd like to see you adopt,» but to argue instead from the Qur «an itself, citing verses like the one stating that God has ordained love and tenderness between the male and female in marriage, or that no man has two hearts in one bosom.

Shadow Weaver swells their reputation for thoughtful content, as drummer Steve Hindalong writes about the breadth of life between darkness and light: dealing with temptation, a daughter leaving home, love, and the soul's cry.

But in the midst of those challenges, they have something to teach Christians and the world at large: a way of being Christian that requires us to rethink some of the disconnects between our love of God and our love of justice, or our ability to talk about personal spirituality without also talking about social transformation.

I wonder how William and Kate feel about an arranged marriage between Maggie Love and Prince George?

There is nothing unnatural about any shared love, even between two of the same gender, if that experience calls both partners to a fuller state of being.

To find that balance between denying oneself and loving oneself, we must begin with learning about God's love for us.

wheather you love it, hate it or are any where in between...... you're thinking about it.

What I love about Luther, besides his rather curmudgeonly and down to earth personality, is his emphasis on forgiveness rather than perfection in life between now and our complete restoration in the fullness of Eternity.

Perhaps the best way of thinking about this is to distinguish between the loving unity that the three divine Persons experience, on the one hand, and the loving unity that defines God's eternal essence, on the other.

There is no «either / or» between love of Christ and engagement with the secular world about matters that may be cordoned off under the signpost «moral.»

When I preached through Paul's letter to the Ephesians about 15 years ago, I taught that if one has to choose between truth or love, one should always choose truth, for there is no such thing as a loving lie.

But as a teenager I found it very disturbing that there was no relationship between all the nice things that were said in church, about love and kindness...

But, unlike Plato in his thinking about the divergent ways of love, Nussbaum does not seem to believe that we must choose between the two disciplinary ways of philosophy and literature.

There is a reciprocal relationship between love and knowledge: we love people because of what we know about them, to be sure, but we also come to know them more fully because we love them.

One thing seems to be noteworthy: even the true freedom of choice, that is the freedom which consists not only in the absence of external compulsion but in the fact that man must freely decide about himself, and which is, therefore, a demand rather than «freedom» — this freedom becomes evident only in Christianity, because only there each individual is eternally valid (in the personal love between God and man) and hence must realize himself in perfect responsibility and thus in freedom.

One thing I love about the Gay Christian Network, of which Justin is the director, is that it welcomes healthy dialog between folks on «Side A,» who believe homosexual relationships have the same value as heterosexual relationships in the sight of God, and folks on «Side B,» who believe only male / female relationships in marriage represent God's intent for sexuality.

Now, I'm a Christian, who loves Jesus and who hopes to honor God with my life, but frankly, after hearing about 100 «God bless Americas» shouted between the two conventions, and dozens of biblical references dropped by both parties, I was just fine with seeing God's name removed from yet another piece of political propaganda.

now, it certainly can not be denied that mutual discussion about such existential realities is possible between those who hold different existential attitudes, and that for practical purposes here can be provisional agreement on the use of such words as death, anxiety, or love as a basis for further discussion.

In the last few pages of the book he speaks frankly about the «serious crisis» suffered by concept of «Traditio», the «deep wound which the Church is experiencing after Vatican II», owing to the refashioning of the understanding of Revelation from the conceptual, propositional approach of Vatican I and scholastic theology to the notion of Revelation as experience and encounter, leading to «a displacement of the dynamic aspect of revelation to the detriment of the noetic», «a gap between truth and love» and a «strong subjectivism».

And when the Bible does talk about the relationship between love and sin, it says that love covers a multitude of sins.

There is a difference between a more accepting attitude about sexual relationships outside of marriage and advocacy of «free love»!

What baffles me about belief in god is the absolute contradiction between a jealous and violent god and a god of love and forgiveness.

I personally despise Palin, but this is a loving message communicated between family and friends about a life reality that not everyone carries gracefully or as warmly.

If marriage and civil partnerships are all about commitment, as David Cameron insists, then there is no difference, apart from the sexual aspect, between the relationship of a same - sex couples and that of equally loving, cohabiting sisters.

If I had to choose between a Bible expert who could recite large chunks of Scripture from the Greek and Hebrew yet who did not show love toward his neighbor, and someone who barely knew anything about Scripture but who did show love to his neighbor, I will choose the second person every day of the week.

Hard conversations are coming, perhaps legislation, around gun control, about hatred, racism, religion, about our culture's glorification of violence, our nationalism, and the divisions between us, yes, those conversations need to happen, but not just now: now is the time for grieving, now is the time for loving, for burying, for mourning with those who mourn, for gathering humanity together, and for compassion.

The Church Speaks The Language of Love This is the sort of language we use to talk about marriage and complete sacrifice between lovers.

Accordingly, he correctly points out that the language of intimacy in love as applied to God, the love between father and son, between husband and wife, are basic in Hebraic speech about the love of God for Israel (SFL 19f).

Believing the poem to be about Solomon himself, Mark has to admit that the impassioned exchanges between the two lovers must have occurred «before the multiple wives and concubines ruined the love and oneness they had together.»