Sentences with phrase «act of blasphemy»

I'm one of the few people who actually loved Wind Waker's ambitions from the get - go, but for most gamers, the «cartoony» graphics were some kind of act of blasphemy against Ocarina of Time's relatively brooding atmosphere.

For Bob, buying the 2018 Aston Martin DB11 V8, Gaydon's first Grand Tourer with fewer than 12 cylinders in nearly 20 years, would be an act of blasphemy.

The apparent purpose of this series of questions was to trap Jesus into a premature and public avowal of his messiahship, and thus into an act of blasphemy for which he could be arrested.

Verse 63 presents the priest responding in the prescribed way to an act of blasphemy.

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But when we really look at the what blasphemy is, we find that most of these sermons, books, and pastors were simply misinformed or were trying to control other people to act or behave a certain way.

God does forgive all acts of sin, except blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

Because the laws took the Bible as their reference point, it was possible to upheld liberty of conscience while at the same time restraining external acts like blasphemy which were inimical to good order and government.

What had been done had been done deliberately; it was not an accident; it was a purposeful blasphemy, an act of cursing.

But I don't think it's possible after my intentional acts (they've multiplied) of blasphemy, the life I've lived, and probably worst of all intentionally turning followers away from Christ by using and twisting their own scripture.

Heresy involves disputes over points of doctrine, whereas blasphemy is an act that profanes the sacred.

Blasphemy is punishable by a fine of 25,000 euro under the Defamation Act in the Republic of Ireland; however the law has never been used.

The Legal Affairs Committee resolved to reform the current blasphemy law, which holds the accused guilty merely on the basis of an alleged blasphemous act.

In these moments of utter embarrassment, I swore I would never engage in these acts of social blasphemy.

It seems that Ireland's justice minister felt that he couldn't abide this contradiction and made changes that will enable one to now officially determine what is blasphemy in Ireland, as of January 1, 2010, the Defamation Act 2009, s. 36 defines blashphemy thusly,