Sentences with phrase «by biblical»

To publish an article that explicitly extols a lifestyle condemned by the biblical standards this country is founded on is unworthy of a national organization that purports to represent its constituents.

Wheaton, IL About Blog The purpose of The Christian Working Woman is to equip and encourage Christians in the workplace to love Christ more, to live their daily lives by biblical principles, and to go to their jobs as ambassadors for Jesus Christ.

Arlington Heights, Illinois About Blog The blog by Biblical Counseling Center helps those who hurt and those who help the hurting.

The counseling they provide is based upon sound Christian principles backed by biblical scripture.

«I use clinical psychological training shaped by Biblical principles.

A missional initiative by Biblical Seminary & under the leadership of Dr. Diane Langberg & Dr. Philip Monroe, the institute consists of a clinical faculty able to teach, train, & supervise individuals & groups seeking to enhance effective ministry & provide best clinical practices.

Grand Rapids, MI About Blog Our mission is to provide exceptional healthcare services to the body of Christ directed by biblical values.

Arlington Heights, Illinois About Blog The blog by Biblical Counseling Center helps those who hurt and those who help the hurting.

Wheaton, IL About Blog The purpose of The Christian Working Woman is to equip and encourage Christians in the workplace to love Christ more, to live their daily lives by biblical principles, and to go to their jobs as ambassadors for Jesus Christ.

«Our fire seasons are gigantic now, and they're followed by biblical floods.»

For the first nine years of his career, he focused on the creation of an epic, allegorical tale, shaped, in part, by the Biblical stories with which he grew up.

Inspired by the Biblical book of Ecclesiastes, this exhibition is about time, transience, and human vanity; about the grandeur of life, and the inevitability of death.

Wheaton, IL About Blog The purpose of The Christian Working Woman is to equip and encourage Christians in the workplace to love Christ more, to live their daily lives by biblical principles, and to go to their jobs as ambassadors for Jesus Christ.

We're also witnessed two movies — The Young Messiah and Risen — which constructed fictional stories that were inspired by Biblical ones.

Inspired by Biblical story of Job (oh hey A Serious Man), the film is described...

$ 268.2 million Starring: Christian Bale, Aaron Paul Plot: Bale plays a hard - hitting Moses in this film, inspired by the biblical tale of Moses leading the Hebrews

$ 268.2 million Starring: Christian Bale, Aaron Paul Plot: Bale plays a hard - hitting Moses in this film, inspired by the biblical tale of Moses leading the Hebrews out of Egypt.

The film is actually inspired by the Biblical tale of Job, and looks like a provocative, masterfully shot piece of cinema.

Wheaton, IL About Blog The purpose of The Christian Working Woman is to equip and encourage Christians in the workplace to love Christ more, to live their daily lives by biblical principles, and to go to their jobs as ambassadors for Jesus Christ.

We're Bible believing Christians, so we run our site by Biblical principals.

The extraordinary importance of Hazor in the 15th - 13th centuries B.C.E. is indicated also by the Biblical reference to Hazor as «the head of all those kingdoms» (Joshua 11:10).

The reports were quickly embraced by biblical literalists who believe God created life on Earth less than 10,000 years ago.

Baby dedication is also viewed as an opportunity for the family, parents, in particular, to commit themselves to abide by the biblical principles and to set a good example to their baby.

Times when Henry VIII's secretary wrote in grim jest to his friend Erasmus that the scarcity and dearness of wood in England were due to the quantities wasted in burning heretics, or when later the Puritan Cartwright, defending by Biblical texts the barbarities of religious persecution, exclaimed, «If this be regarded as extreme and bloodie I am glad to be so with the Holy Ghost»?

however, did some appeal to biblical texts to justify wrongful oppression (BY BIBLICAL STANDARDS)?

In modern times, increasing use of «the historical method» has led to insistence upon the variety of the outlooks expressed by biblical writers and sometimes to the refusal to lay emphasis upon their common faith.

If we don't obey, and all we need is grace, then why even try to be moral, even by biblical standards?

Early Christian thinkers knew, writes Wilken, «something that has largely been forgotten by biblical scholars, and their commentaries are an untapped resource for understanding the Bible as a book about Christ.»

Each duality is structured, I suggest, by a biblical logic of otherness, which I summed up in three abstract steps: first one, then the other; the one is not good without the other; and the one is for the good of the other.

Sure, he'd made a similar end - of - the - world prediction for September 6, 1994, but who hasn't been tripped up by biblical verses?

The news conference was convened by Biblical Archaeological Review, which reports «an archaeological landmark» in its November - December issue.

Fundamentalists — identified by their biblical literalism — represent a pre-Enlightenment stance.

Regarding (3), my question about our ability to see our daily lives absorbed by the biblical world, Placher uses anecdotes which, unfortunately, do not address the complexity of my initial inquiry about postliberal theology I agree that visions of the world which try to dictate details collapse.

Also love how she quotes the book of philip which was rejected by Biblical Scholars when gathering the Bible together.

The precise meaning of the Kingdom is still being investigated by biblical scholars, but we can confidently say that its significance is at least partially grasped in terms of two other prominent biblical themes: justice and liberation.

It's a make up by the biblical government to control its people.

I disagreed fiercely at first, but eventually decided it was unimportant to the claims of Christianity — just like a spherical earth or a heliocentric solar system is, even though neither were believed by the biblical writers.

It is something that has evolved over time — it was very primitive in the Judeo - Christian Bible, where genocide, child ra - pe and slavery are approved of, even commanded by the Biblical God.

Interpretation: i never thought of this before, so she must be wrong because i'm not ready to have my beliefs challenged by a Biblical scholar.

While it is true that these issues have occasioned much controversy in American politics and that we ought to engage civilly and respectfully with those who dissent from Christian teachings, it is not true that God might or might not want us to kill unborn babies or that God might or might not call us to live by biblical sexual norms.

Every sociological analysis of mine is answered (not in the sense of replying, but in that of noting the other dialectical pole) by a biblical or theological analysis.

This is another of the legacies of the historical critical enterprise as it has been conducted by biblical scholars: the penchant for disintegrating the text into earlier and therefore supposedly more significant pieces of material.

This error is, in fact induced by Biblical language that uses allegory and metaphor to draw shape to metaphysical realities.

Ecological theologies that are shaped by biblical materials require a thorough analysis of the various views of nature held by biblical writers.

The mass media reflect values that are challenged by biblical values.

Health care sharing — inspired by the biblical call to «bear one another's burdens» and the example of the Acts 2 church that «had everything in common» — has been around for decades.

Onan's refusal to impregnate his widowed sister - in - law, a refusal expressed in his deliberate withdrawal before ejaculation, was interpreted by the biblical writer as so serious a violation of divine decree that Onan was killed by Yahweh.

You can believe I have done my homework and I find the explanations offered by biblical literalists and inerrancy types to be not just ridiculous but extremely insulting.

It may seem misguided from the angle of extreme individualist or collectivist philosophies, but those who would be guided by biblical and republican texts and norms will find in it a base for measurement, sighting and seeking direction.

Towards a theory without the vividness and immediacy provided by the biblical model, however, such responses could never be expected.29