Sentences with phrase «believe about»

Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in the way of a brother or sister... So whatever you believe about these things keep between yourself and God.»

i used to believe in the glory of an afterlife in heaven, but now I don't know what I believe about life after death.

I do want people to know what I believe about Jesus.

Believe what you'd like to believe about its contents...

«The problem is that my chaplain supervisor doesn't believe any of the things I believe about Jesus.»

That's what's wrong with most racist redneck whites, you believe what you want to believe about other cultures just to cover up your own shortcomings.

Any family is under great stress at such a time, but more so families who have never given much thought to what they believe about death or who have unresolved conflicts with the dying member.

I think what you chose to believe about any church makes it easier for you to yell in anger.

Here are a few myths way too many people believe about generosity.

it hurts when people don't believe me about my friends.

a good friend told me nearly 30 years ago that what we believe about God is partly a reflection of our experience.

To understand what Christians, especially Catholics, really believe about sex, you should read Pope John Paul II «s book called Theology of the Body.

Its governing premise is a lurid funhouse mirror of the gospels: Everything we think we know about Mary through Scripture is wrong, which means that everything that we think we know and that we believe about Christ is also wrong.

These in turn should reflect what Christians truly believe about human existence and society.

Semety... maybe you shld erase the board and start over... if what you believe about God and faith is destroying yr soul, then find the courage to walk away... nobody can give you their hope... you must find yr own... someday, you might find yrself out of that hell you are in.

In Pagels's and King's scheme, the gospels of Thomas and Mary point us to the hidden truth about our inner, spiritual lives, whereas the canonical Gospels rehearse external facts that orthodoxy asks us to believe about Jesus as the unique God - human.

It doesn't matter what I believe about the antibiotic the doctor prescribes for me when I get sick — the fact that it makes me feel better is rooted in the chemistry and biology on which it is based.

As I try to dream and imagine what kind of «church» model best fits my personality and the cultural and historical context in which I find myself, I have slowly yet systematically stripped away everything I know and believe about how church has been traditionally done, and even how it is being done in the most innovative and progressive churches of our day.

if you come back let me clarify what I came to believe about the religions of the world.

There is a time and place for telling the story in greater detail (so as to process what you have come to believe about yourself and others).

I am not saying what we ought to believe about the future state.

In other words, even WHOLE FAMILIES will be divided about Him & who He is, setting father against mother, mother against her husband, & even children against their parents when it comes to what they believe about Him & His message!

If you want to understand what Mormons believe about Christ and Christianity read the following:

It summarizes in direct language what these evangelicals believe about sex, marriage, and identity.

It doesn't matter what I believe about this PC on which I'm typing this response — the science (the hard physics and math) on which it is based is irrefutable.

But about the original figures we really know practically nothing, for Israel kept reinterpreting the original stories, as well as adding new ones, in order to express in these sagas the hopes and convictions which Israel came to believe about herself as a people.

That our hope is finally that we can make a contribution to God does not reduce the importance of what we believe about history.

Yeti, what do you believe about how it is that you can sit wherever you are sitting, move your fingers against a piece of equipment, and that equipment turns your finger movements into words that are appearing on other pieces of equipment all over the world?

But even contemporary Christianity is coming around to see that most of what we believe about so - called «hell» is completely wrong.

The word «eschaton» means «end times» or «last things,» but it has never simply involved concern for a far - off future, because, as Jesus and his followers realized, what we believe about the future dramatically affects how we live in the present.

I believe about accountability is the same, but they don't work.

Having said that, I will show in the next few posts that the process and standards of Canonization undermines nearly everything else we evangelical Christians believe about the Bible, and so we must either change our view on some of these other things (such an inspiration and inerrancy), or we must decide that the process of Canonization was wrong.

I was asked a lot of questions about other verses as well - what Christians believe about the second coming (one of the worst jobs we've done of helping non-Christians understand) I told them I did not have all the answers of everything God was going to do and exactly how everything would work out, that may be what you're referring to.

They are different because they believe about the human nature of Jesus and not the divine one like the church of Arabic Saudi long time ago.

Ask yourself, what's the alternative, given what I see and believe about the big three monotheistic religions?

No matter what you believe about the role of Christians in society and culture, especially in regard to social issues like hunger, poverty, and war, Shane's book will challenge you to think and act differently.

Gil if we only received one blessing in this life and that was eternal life in Jesus Christ that alone would be enough but we are blessed way more than that because we have been sent his holy spirit to help us overcome our old nature.He never leaves us nor forsakes us whether good or bad happens he strengthens us in our weakness.It says in the bible that the rain falls on both the righteous or the wicked God is fair to all whether they deserve it or not he can not be anything else than a holy righteous loving and fair God.I do nt need to convince you to believe about God he will reveal himself to you if you are seeking the truth as he is the truth.I do nt try and make others believe its pointless.I know without a doubt that i am saved and my sins are forgiven.As a christian it will a joy to be with the Lord there is no fear in death for those that love him.In the meantime i serve him with all my heart until he calls me home.I love talking about the Lord but each of us must walk according to what we believe.I trust my life to Jesus Christ and i choose to follow him who do you follow?

It makes him seem even more amazing, no matter what you believe about him.

So when I see in picture form what many Christians believe about others then it graphically exposes the arrogance of that position.

We cant even see whats on the other side of the Moon, and we are led to believe about a black hole Billions of light years away based on a telescope?

No, I am not falling into some mystical religious explanation where I believe that the Bible has eternally existed in heaven or in the mind of God (though many Christians actually believe this), or that the Bible fell out of the sky on stone tablets or golden plates (like some other religions believe about their Scriptures).

Today most Methodists neither know nor care what their bishops believe about morality and all are free to attempt by democratic methods to change any of the church's moral positions they do not like.

As to the second part... again, Bob... maybe,... just maybe atheists, agnostics, some christians, and many from other religions, or not believe that what you evangelical theists believe about «gays» and what you are doing to minimize, criminalize, bully, torture,... create laws that show them as not being worthy enough in our society of having equal rights as human beings... maybe we think you guys are absolutely * wrong.

You have helped to strengthen and reinforce what I believe about God's goodness and love.

In my own experiences, waiting has shown me the lies and false theologies that I had been raised to believe about God.

So, based on these three considerations, a text like 1 Timothy 2:12 is not so clear as some believe about the issue or women preaching in church.

We always began our discussion with a very simple line: «I'm going to tell you what I believe about this, but I could be wrong...» It's important to do that.

Instead of: «What do you believe about God, and why?»

It's about being a part of something bigger than myself and working for justice, making space for God, while defeating a core lie that I still, somehow, believe about myself and, perhaps, women.

But when «Amida» and «Christ» name the same feature of the totality, that is, the real and effective presence of wisdom and compassion everywhere and always, then what Buddhists believe about Amida and what Christians believe about Christ can be mutually confirming, mutually contradictory, or mutually supplementary.