Sentences with phrase «by an interest in»

As an area that continues to grow, propelled by interest in and demand for FinTech solutions, more investors are turning their attention to regtech startups, including those in cannabis, vendor risk management, information security / cybersecurity, healthcare, background checks, compliance management and government / legislation.

The Freys came by their interest in teaching honestly.

But even he seemed surprised by interest in the energy storage products.

Microsoft says it's been «blown away» by the interest in Game Pass, but Xbox head Phil Spencer declined to share users numbers for the service in an interview ahead of Tuesday's announcement.

McDonald's first - quarter same - store sales rose 5.4 %, propelled by interest in all - day breakfast, the company's new» McPick 2» value menu that launched earlier this year and new products such as kale bowls and yogurt smoothies being tested in various parts of the country.

For eight years or so the subjects we discussed and our news page were oriented by our interest in Disciples» affairs and problems.»

And who now can say religion is irrelevant with those millions being poured into political ads, surely in part by those interested in promoting their religion, as we all admittedly are, wishing to share our values.

Maybe it's just because I've lived in the Bible Belt my whole life, but when Smith writes that, among evangelicals, Jesus often gets «sidelined by the interest in defending every proposition and account as inerrant, universally applicable, contemporarily applicable, and so on in ways that try to make the faith «relevant» for everyday concerns,» I totally get it.

The conceptual growth, that is, growth in the relevant capacities, needed to apprehend God must be guided by interests in God rather than interests in God's solving persons» problems or liberating them from their bondage; but that does not exclude such interests.

Any effort to understand God truly that is guided by an interest in the peculiar ways in which God is present involves acquiring capacities for critique of falsity, including the falsity of ideology.

The first set is this: It is re central to a complex set of other practices, such as practices of collecting and maintaining excellent to the extent that the conceptual growth is guided by an interest in God for God's own sake.

(b) These abilities are guided by interests in God's peculiar ways of being present, interests in them for their own sake rather than for their moral, therapeutic, or redemptive consequences.

It is excellent to the extent that precisely because it is guided by interest in God for God's own sake, it honors the inevitable pluralism of understandings of God by serious engagement in conversation with differing understandings.

A theological school can be about them in being both for and against congregations but not if it is defined by an interest in being «about» them.

The capacities needed to apprehend God must be guided by interests in God's peculiar ways of being present and by God's idiosyncratic reality, not by persons» interests in realizing or fulfilling themselves; but the shaping and transforming of persons» identities this involves will in fact also bring with them movement toward fulfillment of their humanity.

A Christian theological school is defined, we have repeatedly stressed, by its interest in truly understanding God by focusing study on the Christian thing; but as a matter of contingent fact it happens that the Christian thing is most concretely available for study in and as Christian congregations.

Hence a theological school does focus study on congregations, but is not defined by an interest in doing so.

Rather, the proposal is that study of every subject matter that is selected for study (using whatever academic disciplines are appropriate) be shaped and guided by an interest in the question: What is that subject matter's bearing on, or role in, the practices that constitute actual enactments, in specific concrete circumstances, of various construals of the Christian thing in and as Christian congregations?

It is better to say that systematic theology and moral theology are not brokers between «theory» and «practice»; rather, both systematic theology and moral theology are inquiry defined by an interest in the unity of the three reciprocally interrelated dimensions of theological inquiry.

Because both systematic and moral theology are defined by interests in the integral unity of the «Christian thing» and the unity of theological inquiry, neither of them should be thought of as the «middle discipline» (cf. 50 - 51) between historical theology's formulations of what is normatively or faithfully «Christian» and practical theology's application of those formulations to practice.

It was conceived in a broad, encyclopedic attempt to review the life and growth of society; it was determined by the interest in an application of «scientific» methods («laws») to sociohistorical phenomena including religious ideas and institutions (theory of stages of development), and finally by the endeavor to include the material gathered in anthropological and ethnological research.

In the early days bioethics focused on such larger issues, but the field was in time overtaken by an interest in what can be called regulatory bioethics: the protection of research subjects, the advancement of patient rights, and the devising of procedural guidelines for end - of - life care, for instance.

Most scientists are driven by intellectual curiosity and the desire to know, as much as by interest in practical applications.

49 Both text and interpreter have been called into question in terms of the answer they have given to the questionableness of existence, which has been given precise form by the text and by our interest in the text.

Will he only wait until he is «normal» again, that is, absorbed by his interest in research and his daily life?

He was distinguished by an indifference to material wealth as well as by an interest in men» s souls, which he held in the treasury of his love.

The negative effect of the National Council of Churches needs to be understood in relation to the history of the NCC itself, especially the extent to which it was modeled after the United Nations and was prompted by an interest in global religious concerns.

There are in every generation people who, beginning innocently, with no predetermined intention of becoming saints, find themselves drawn into the vortex by their interest in helping mankind, and by the understanding that comes from actually doing it.

Evolutionary cosmologies are commonly inspired by an interest in numerous well - documented phenomena of change, development, and ultimately transformation and supersession both of geological forms and of biological species over the course of time.

Similarly, oral interpretation has defined itself by an interest in enhancing or enlivening the experience of literature in performance and in doing so, restores a sense of the «original» engagement between author and audience.

Then we find that our thinking is directed, not by the force of the argument at hand, but by the interest in the image in our mind,» says philosopher Monroe Beardsley (Thinking Straight [Prentice - Hall, 1965]-RRB-.

They come from persons influenced by ecological concerns, from feminists, from those influenced by Eastern forms of thought, by those interested in parapsychology, and by those who reflect on the implications of recent developments in physics.

These two aspects of a theological school's theoretical work — its necessary disinterestedness and its necessary guidance by interest in God — do not conflict with each other but rather require each other.

The strong influence of Niebuhr among the Chicago theologians was supported by interest in his thought among the ethicists as well.

Consumer interest in gluten - free dining options continues to grow, driven in large part by interest in the health benefits of gluten - free (GF) foods, the prevalence of gluten intolerance and an increase in GF options in restaurants.

i inspired by ur interest in cooking.

New South Wales Australian Certified Organic tea tree grower and oil processor Jenbrook was overwhelmed by interest in its product at a recent California trade show.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis admits Jonny Evans» form this season has been affected by interest in him from the likes of Arsenal and Manchester City during the summer transfer window.

This meeting can not be considered a coincidence in my eyes, and his manager Claudio Ranieri had already confirmed their star winger was distracted by the interest in his signature.

It's generally frowned upon to allow one's life and selfhood to be totally subsumed by interest in one's baby.

Perhaps it might start a family activity inspired by an interest in recapturing and honoring one's cultural traditions.

When I met a prominent Moscow - based investigative journalist in 2010, he seemed shocked by my interest in comparing the two countries» media practices.

Armisen is bemused by the interest in his split with Elizabeth Moss and romance with co-star Abby Elliott: «I didn't have a girlfriend until my last year in high school.

The occasional hiring manager will be impressed by your interest in bowling, but more will find it a distraction, and at least a few people will be turned off by it.

Saini does an excellent job of dissecting research on evolution, neuroscience and even the long - standing notion that women's sexual behavior is driven by their interest in stable, monogamous relationships.

I have also personally experienced metabolic distress as a result of fasting, which is evidenced by my interest in hypocretin neurons.

Believe it or not, men miss out on meeting women within a reasonable deviation of their own age because these women are, like my young divorcee, turned off by their interest in much younger women.

You can search by location, ideal height and weight, ethnic background — even by interest in having kids in the future.

Makers are typically driven by their curiosity for learning and creating new things, as well as by an interest in sharing their work and processes with others.

But spurred by her interest in saving one painting, Flora Doody soon discovered that scattered throughout the city and hidden underneath three - quarters of a century of grime — and, in some cases, a layer or two of paint — lay one of the largest collections of Progressive Era and New Deal murals in the United States.