Sentences with phrase «central event»

At the older end of this age range, children are more likely to have lasting, accurate verbal and pictorial memory for central events of a recently occurring trauma

Previously, Firm Central events appeared in users» default Outlook calendar, alongside their other calendar entries.

In describing John Paul's achievements it is odd that it does not mention the collapse of Communism or indeed his visits to his native Poland - surely central events of his Papacy and of recent world history.

The second central event of the Old Testament story is the establishment of the monarchy under David in Jerusalem.

The innermost central event can not be identified, for example, with the birth of Jesus, or with his death, or with his resurrection.

The update also changes the way Firm Central events are displayed in Outlook.

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The central event is the consumption of peyote in quantities sufficient to produce intoxication.

Treating the Holocaust as the central event in Jewish - Christian relations, however, grievously distorts both Judaism and Christianity.

The story of the people and the Word tends to group its varied events and numerous components, spanning two thousand years, around four central events, each one radically affecting Israel and, always at least implicitly, the world as well.

For, as we are drawn into the full meaning of the central events of Scripture, we see that a continuing response is called for and therefore an ongoing experience (interaction) with the text.

But although practical theology must use them, it still retains the primary task of critically appropriating and testing its own sources: the central events, stories and themes of Judeo - Christian history.

The central event, of course, is the crossing of the sea.

Right — the Resurrection, the central event of the Christian faith.

And that applies not only to the central event of salvation, to Christ himself, but also what we call the mythical world view which provides the framework of the picture.

The accident that Lottie wills herself to put out of mind and then recall is the novel's central event, the moment when everyone's personal control is temporarily erased.

But at the same time he insists on the real historic character of the central event.

For Christians they are John's profound interpretation of this central event for the life of the church in any day.

This is the central event around which the origins of Christianity pivot.

Those early experiences sparked Gilbert to chronicle the central events of the twentieth century and to recover the stories of people who lived through it — especially those who had suffered most.

Afterwards, because the central event has taken place in Jesus Christ, signs will not add anything.

For Christians the central event in history is the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

After Jesus died and rose from the dead, the new believers understood that the death and resurrection of Jesus was the central event in the history of the world, and that all Christian belief and practice focused around this pivotal event.

We do not identify the central event, Jesus Christ, when we separate off one or another of these elements; on the contrary, we destroy the integrity and reality of the event.

The various elements can be identified in different ways; but I should say that this central event must be thought of as including, whatever words may be used in designating them, the personality, life and teaching of Jesus, the response of loyalty he awakened, his death, his resurrection, the coming of the Spirit, the faith with which the Spirit was received, the creation of the community.

Thus, because it is the definitive (though not conclusive) arrival of the mystery of the future, for Christian faith the resurrection is, in its inseparability from the Cross, the central event of revelation.

But then, in a second exegetical operation, one must look at them also in light of the total movement of history and in light of history's central event, Jesus Christ.

The service is just a small part of it, and not the central event like it is for most congregations.

In this way we shall see more clearly the criteria proposed for an adequate process Christology, and be in a position to judge how well they apply to an interpretation of the resurrection, the central event in the life of the church, both then and now.

What we need is a new fiction that takes as its starting point the central event in the Judeo - Christian drama and reconciles that middle with a new story that reaches beyond old beginnings and endings.

«18 There is no reference here to the passion and crucifixion, the central events in the life of Jesus, the supreme tests of his teaching.

The duration consists of events with qualities as contemporarily related to a central event he calls «percipient» (this doesn't have to be conscious).

Rupert on the other hand, with a Christocentric vision of the history of salvation, enlarged the perspective, and in a work of his entitled «The Glorification of the Trinity» held the position that the Incarnation, the central event of all history, was foreseen from all eternity, even independently of the sin of man, so that all creation could give praise to God the Father and love Him as a unique family gathered around Christ, the Son of God.

The Exodus event, the liberation of an oppressed people from the threats of slavery and annihilation, is the central event through which Israel came to understand the nature of God.

Moreover, if we are to accept the account of the deliverance at the Red Sea given by the J document, this central event of Israel's faith was the act of a nature - god who sent a wind and drove back the waters.

(ENTIRE BOOK) Professor Napier provides a beautifully presented chronological survey of the central events, themes, theology and figures of the Old Testament.

The story tends to group its varied events and components around four central events — the Exodus from Egypt, the establishment of the monarchy under David at Jerusalem, the purification of Israel by the Word of God in the political defeat at the hands of Assyria, and the fulfillment of Israel's existence that has never quite come and will yet be seen in the blessing of the families of the earth and the healing of the world's estrangement.

This is the proposal that deposition of amyloid - beta, a major protein ingredient of the plaques that accumulate in the brains of Alzheimerâ $ ™ s patients, is a central event in the pathology of the disease.

However, it is widely accepted that a central event in AD pathogenesis is the abnormal accumulation of Aβ and its related toxins, either due to increased production or to deficits in clearance mechanisms [52, 53].

She is determined to nurture «from the inside» a project of civil rights education, but her Guarani - speaking high - school students resist her civics lessons - and she quickly learns that gaining their trust won't be an easy task.These subtly illuminating encounters reverberate in the aftermath of the central event of the film - a harrowing sexual assault by a group of young men.

kind of hard to show a trailer for the movie otherwise seeing as thats the central event.