Sentences with phrase «believe other members of the group»

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In my childhood and teenage years (and perhaps even way past them) I solidly believed the members of other churches than our group of 3 reformed denominations were going to hell.

If doesn't matter if all these groups believe they are praying to the same god as long as some of them think others do it incorrectly enough to risk the eternal souls of their members.

While the majority of the (now disbanded) PP study group are members of Episcopalian, Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, they believe that the future of the kind of ecumenism that originated from these and other mainline Protestant denominations now lies outside of them.

That makes you no different from a Scientologist or a member of any other credulous group, who simply believe what people tell them rather than things that can be verified.

He believes that there is a great divide between those who have reached that conclusion and those who have reached some other; and that communication between the two groups is impossible, because their respective members start from diametrically opposed positions of belief (or nonbelief) and see with different eyes and hear with different ears.

My family and I were led to believe we were members of a «special» group — that we had a «different» calling than other churches, which was why we had to work harder and sacrifice more than the average Christian.

According to the committee, the Council will help address issues of abuse of patients» rights among other things, as «focus group surveys conducted for this review show categorically that the public currently does not believe that scheme members are respected or treated with dignity.»

One group of high - altitude birds in the Canadian Rockies sang songs that stood out other members of their subspecies, which Roach and Phillmore believe is an adaptation to how sound carries in their open, shrubby habitat.

After calculating height and weight projections drawn from the impressions, as well as studying flint tools and other artifacts previously found nearby, the team believes the tracks were made by a small group of adult and juvenile members of the species Homo antecessor, known mostly from a handful of fossils in Spain.

The other two transparencies can include important information about Islam that members of the group believe the rest of the class should know.

We believe that a Facing History and Ourselves classroom is in many ways a microcosm of democracy — a place where explicit rules and implicit norms protect everyone's right to speak; where different perspectives can be heard and valued; where members take responsibility for themselves, each other, and the group as a whole; and where each member has a stake and a voice in collective decisions.