Instead,
we adopt spiritual practices and attitudes and beliefs, all as an avoidance of the real workâ $ ¦ taking up the cross!»
Instead,
we adopt spiritual practices and attitudes and beliefs, all as an avoidance of the real work... taking up the cross!
Not exact matches
We still call ourselves Christian and Hindu, but we've taken each tradition's rich, valuable
practices, and
adopted them for our mutual
spiritual path.
We do this, according to the pre-Reformation church, by intentionally
adopting spiritual disciplines and
practices that force a confrontation with entrenched self - centeredness.
At other times they
adopt a «Christ above culture» attitude, for instance, in
adopting the prevalent American attitude that «business is business,» while adding to it higher
spiritual practices.
In the late 1960s poet Ishmael Reed
adopted the 19th - century term «HooDoo,» referring to forms of religion and their
practice in the New World to explore the idea of
spiritual practice outside easily definable faiths or creeds and ritualism on contemporary works of literature and art.