Sentences with phrase «believers at»

Steve has been studiously non-political throughout this controversy, but it could be he's being drawn into an ideological war between the true believers at UWA and those who are trying to verify what looks like abuse of psychological methods to ridicule and defame people who are not believers.

World events are being shaped by fervent believers at home and abroad, while a new atheism is asserting itself in the public sphere.

So, what schools are the believers at and what schools are the non-believers at?

Slapping it with the cynical label of «so bad it's good» does a disservice to the earnest multi-decade effort involved in completing the film, as well as the enthusiasm it inspires in fans like the true believers at distributor Drafthouse Films.

And the wedge of doubt is so important and that's where, I think, almost everyone's experience in this room probably for those that might have been believers at one point, it all started with that splinter of doubt, where you might have read something, heard something, seen something, heard a conversation, whatever it was.

«The truth is that the Vice President is fast becoming one of the most hated and despised Christians in the country today simply because he has betrayed his Christian brothers and sisters, his faith and his God and he constantly seeks to defend and rationalise the actions of an administration that kills believers at will and treats them like vermin.

Just as she has to enthuse the believers at conference with the prospect of a second - and this time victorious - pro-independence campaign, she has to reassure the wider Scottish public that a vote for the SNP at Holyrood is not necessarily a vote for the break - up of the UK.

They were not committed BELIEVERS at that point and Christ knew it.

I now love gathering with other believers at church.

There is more than a little doubt that the «faithful believers» as CNN calls them were actually believers at all in anything except some old man.

Even believers at times entertain the idea there isn't a God.

This must come, but God acts only when believers act, and the act of believers at this point is the refusal to act to which we have just referred.

He concludes: (this saying) «hardly came into being in the early community, for in it Jesus does not exercise any special function for believers at the festal meal in heaven which is imminent.

Finally, for whatever it's worth, the Catholic Church, surely an ancient community of believers at least, teaches that «final impenitence» will never be forgiven, a conceptual interpretation of the passages rather than a literal one, but one that seems to have support within the relevant scriptures collectively.

(d) Of the future deliverance of believers at the second coming of Christ for his saints, being deliverance from the wrath of God to be executed upon the ungodly at the close of this age and from eternal doom, e.g., Rom 5:9

Walsh and Keesmaat say that in the letter to the believers at Colossae, Paul's attack on the predominant philosophy of the day was animated by a similar concern — to remember the story.

Many scientists professed to be believers at a time when not to could get you incarcerated if not killed.

So where is the parallel with Acts 11, in which the Gentiles were blessed with the miracle of speaking in tongues, exactly like what happened to the Jewish believers at Pentecost, thus enabling Peter to see the link between the two experiences?

Moreover, leaving aside its unfortunate opening and closing frame chapters, where the struggle to believe is treated in banal, secular - triumphalist terms from the protagonist's adult vantage, this novel persuasively represents Islam as an active, complex source of theologically framed consolation and challenge for Midwestern Muslims, who emerge as variously flawed believers at odds with each other about the nature and imperatives of their faith.

But even more damaging to Barth's position is the fact that the foundation for natural law is not just philosophical but» for believers at any rate» scriptural.

But where are the hard core non believers at?

In the Philippians passage, for example, Paul is really trying to teach a practical moral lesson: the believers at Philippi must not think primarily of themselves but must be modest and thoughtful of others.

I wonder if the» problem» of biblical illiteracy would fade somewhat if all believers at the gathering together of the church were able to exercise their spiritual gifts instead of being a captive silent audience to the same person, week after week, year after year, lecturing on the bible until the bible becomes associated with dry boring sermonising.

One scholar believes that the reading of 1 Thessalonians was an «event which contributed to the formation of the Christian church at Thessalonica.118 First Thessalonians is an example in early church history where an act of public reading «allowed the believers at Thessalonica to come into existence as the church of God.

I do not dislike believers at all..

In general, the cynical leaders of the backlash» as distinguished from the true believers at the grass roots who really do care about issues like abortion, religion, homosexual marriage, and the rest» are often moderate cultural modernists themselves, but they are perfectly happy to reap the benefits that accrue to them from red - state Americans losing sight of the material issues that ought to dominate their political imaginations.

theydont all neccearily have to be believers at THAT time.

The reality of the Church is always found in the faith - relation of its believers, in continuity with the faith - relation of believers at every moment in the Church's history.

With a population of more than 283 million, this would put the total number of religious believers at between 28 and 56 million.

They are all man made IDOLS that will perish along with their believers at Judgment Day.

If I could be a Christian believers at all, I had no desire to be anything but a Methodist.

Sometimes they are lifted on behalf of believers at home, and at other times nonbelievers are prayed for (can it be that many nonbelievers are watching?).

He is using 2 different Greek works (heteros --RRB- and (allos) to show that the believers at Galatia are being led astray by those who are presenting a gospel of a «COMPLETELY different kind» — heteros, than what they had received.

It risks installing hatred and bigotry against people with other takes on life, though thankfully not in all believers at all.

Also you don't seem to understand that I, along with the majority of atheist, were believers at one point.

I am not bashing any non believers at all.

Most of us were believers at one point and have studied the bible and theology extensively.

As the resident cryptocurrency believer at venture capital firm Benchmark, Sarah Tavel says digital coins like bitcoin are «not the internet, yet» — in other words, they'll be a big deal, eventually.

So, I agree that I «used reason» when I became a believer at 17.

Although, I am not a believer at all.

Any punishment still owing by a believer at death was to be paid in Purgatory, where the departed suffer the same pains as the lost in hell, with the vital difference that the punishment was only temporary.

It is funny that you seem to think you understand he's ways when you are not a believer at all and don't bother to realize the truth about him.

The comment stuck with me, even though I was not a believer at the time I read it.

And: «I simply appeal to what every Christian knows in his or her heart: that to be a believer at all is to be vanquished by the grace of Christ.»

For this last affirmation I was called «just a simple believer at heart» by one critic and a «right - wing radical» by a death - of - God man.

I'm definitely not a believer at all that our bodies detox just fine on their own.

I wasn't a believer at all.

As the resident cryptocurrency believer at venture capital firm Benchmark, Sarah Tavel says digital coins like bitcoin are «not the internet, yet» — in other words, they'll be a big deal, eventually.

Not exact matches

«I'm a real believer in being clear on who your monster is, who the enemy is, really helps with briefs and communication,» said Nowlan, who joined Tim Hortons about a year ago after six years at Molson Coors Canada and before that Kraft Foods Group.

Jonathan Crandall, who runs J.C. Landscaping in Danvers, Mass., is a big believer in holding out for financing deals that pop up at the end of a model year.