Sentences with phrase «accepting that inevitable fact»

And in accepting that inevitable FACT, proved by the findings of science, of the existence of that GREAT FIRST CAUSE, YOU HAVE ACCEPTED THE FACT of the existence and preexistence of the Creator - GOD!

Forgiveness can be actually embedded as a part of everyone's character or emotion or psychology by understanding and accepting the inevitable fact of life that we can not expect compatibility on multiple aspects / factors in everyone that we come across or relate with, and worse still to the degree / intensity / quantity / extent that we wish such compatibility to be.

Not exact matches

In any case it was probably inevitable that Bultmann's pupils (such as Günther Bornkamm)-- while accepting his negative verdicts that Jesus did not think of himself as Messiah, Son of God, or Son of Man — should refuse to accept the dispiriting embargo on all discussion about how Jesus did regard himself, and refuse as well to accept the excessively rigorous skepticism about the facts behind the Gospels» literary forms.

It is amazing how often, in casual reading or conversation, one encounters either a total inability to see and understand, or a deliberate refusal to accept, the plainest evidence of this material fact of the inevitable drawing - together of Mankind.

There are three responses which mortals can make in regard to death: to deny it, to accept it as an unpleasant but inevitable fact, or to affirm it not only as inevitable but also as a valid and joyous part of the natural process of which birth, living and death are equally important.

Once moms accept the fact that poop is inevitable (I mean, you are pushing after all), it's just easier to accept.

Difficulties will always arise in a relationship, but accepting that fact, and working through the inevitable discomfort is where the power of love both grounds us and lifts us up.

Not so long ago, diseases were accepted as unfortunate but inevitable facts of life.

So inevitable are these conclusions, in fact, that I just gave up and accepted the ending, which sidesteps a first - glance case of double jeopardy with such vague dialogue, recited in such a bland tone of sotto voce, that I only got the basic gist of how we got from Point A to Point B. With Point B such a shrug - worthy certainty, I wasn't nearly confused enough to care besides.

They cower at the inevitable leprechaun guarding the gold, lamenting out loud but accepting the fact that an easy life, one of ice creams all to their own, seems forever out of reach.

Nobody likes to fail but those who accept the fact that failure is inevitable recognize that it is also a learning experience.