Sentences with phrase «also believe in the resurrection»

Bizarrely enough (and perhaps encouragingly), some 43 per cent of English adults also believe in the resurrection, the survey found.

Not exact matches

But I also believe there's room within Christianity for people like myself, who don't believe in a humanistic God that sometimes grants our petitions, or in the virgin birth, or in a literal resurrection.

He also seemed to say he did not believe in the resurrection.

Borg also does not believe in the resurrection of Jesus, the basis for most orthodox (small o) theology.

After all, BO also believes in «pretty / ugly wingie thingies, bodily resurrections and atonement mumbo jumbo.

I also want to point out that Peter and the apostles did not believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus until after He died and rose again (cf. Matt 16:20 - 23; Mark 9:31 - 32; Luke 9:44 - 45; 18:31 - 34; 24:19 - 26; John 20:9, 24 - 30).

If a person must believe in the death of resurrection of Jesus, is it sufficient to believe in the historical facts of these events, or does a person also have to believe in substitutionary atonement?

Also, some believe in soul sleep, that when you die, that's the end of the story, until the resurrection.

It was also held that Muslims must believe in the Messenger's Traditions concerning the Resurrection, punishment, reward, and walking on the path to Heaven.

Also what the Pharisees believed in was not bodily resurrection but «the resurrection» when israel is restored.

In the resurrection of Jesus, Christians believe, God also revealed the destiny intended for each one of us.

As Paul told the Romans, «What we believe is this: If we get included in Christ's sin - conquering death, we also get included in his life - saving resurrection... God's gift is real life, eternal life, delivered by Jesus, our Master» (Romans 6:7, 23, The Message).

Therefore, it seems possible that this appearance of Jesus might be His appearance to another group of people who were also waiting for the once - for - all sacrifice to be completed, namely, those who believed in the coming Messiah, but who died before His death and resurrection.

I also believe that the Easter message of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ provides a new context or dimension in which the Christian can set this doing of good works.

Christians have also believed that the resurrection of Jesus points to God's capacity to overcome evil, at least in the long run for those who trust God.

Not to mention that the apostles also were skeptical about the resurrection, and Thomas said that he wouldn't believe unless he saw the nail prints and could put his finger in the side of Jesus.

But based upon a plethora of New Testament passages, Christians have also recognized that there IS indeed also a technical usage of the term «the gospel» that came into effect after Christ's resurrection that refers not to good news in general, nor to the general revelation of God given through the Old and New testaments, but to the specific message that must be preached to the lost and must be believed by the lost to receive eternal life.

If I had done that, I would have called it the «2 × 4 gospel,» because not only did I share with him about his sin, the deity, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, I also got a 2 × 4 in there... all in an effort to get him to believe in Jesus for everlasting life.

Even more incongruent, 6 percent of these atheists and agnostics also said that they believed in the bodily resurrection of the dead.