Sentences with phrase «apocalyptic warnings of»
«Most in this room will recall the apocalyptic warnings of the Club of Rome, more than 40 years ago.
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Health secretary has warned of a possible 270 deaths due to an apparent IT error, but experts say the numbers do not stack up
Jeremy Hunt has described the failure of the breast screening programme to invite some older women for a mammogram in apocalyptic terms, warning of a possible 270 deaths and...
Matthew's version of this saying occurs in the apocalyptic discourse (Mt 24:23 - 25; Mk 13:21 - 23), combined with a warning against false Messiahs and false prophets.
Paradoxically, the apocalyptic warning is intended to remove the apocalyptic threat by acts of apocalyptic transcendence.
Apocalyptic warnings, however legitimate, should not encourage the over-simplifying (to say nothing of the conspiratorial mentality) that often shows up in Christian circles.
After months of warnings and fear, the Day of Rapture, as predicted by apocalyptic Christian broadcaster Harold Camping, passed without apparent calamity.
Local radio is warning of gas shortages and apocalyptic traffic.
Local radio is warning of gas shortages and apocalyptic...
After his warnings about an approaching tropical cyclone of apocalyptic proportions fall on deaf ears (don't they always?)
The eShop finally took off in late Summer, activating a StreetPass feature was a rarity (though I did hit gold one day during a Disneyland visit), and of course a combination of Nintendo's apocalyptic warnings, and news media exaggeration made the «3D headache» issue seem like the 3DS was going to kill your children Scanners style if they dared to look at the 3D with the slider all the way up.
Such language merely makes us sound like another voice in a clamour of competing, apocalyptic religions, each one warning in its own way of «the end of the world» and our need to repent, worship the true God / prophet / cause etc..
Told that our depravity would bring apocalyptic wars and the end of all things, the listener might be uncertain whether the warning came from a moralizing preacher or a concerned atomic scientist.
In 2010, psychologists at the University of California Berkeley conducted an experiment on undergraduates and found that people tended to discount the most apocalyptic warning if it challenged their view of a stable and orderly world.
When we hear about cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, it's usually through sensationalist articles that either declare it to be the economic savior of mankind or warn about the apocalyptic risks of not shifting away from fiat currency.