Sentences with phrase «culture of life»

On top of this i'm hoping he's more settled now as he was struggling with the language and culture of living in London.

We pledge to stand with you, our Christian brothers and sisters of the historic Black church, and to work arm in arm with you in Christ - like self - sacrificial love to build in America a true culture of life and of family life.

The credibility of the United States will depend more and more on its promotion of a genuine culture of life and on a renewed commitment to building a world in which the weakest and most vulnerable are welcomed and protected.

Here we describe a method for fabricating «bone marrow — on — a — chip» that permits culture of living marrow with a functional hematopoietic niche in vitro by first engineering new bone in vivo, removing it whole and perfusing it with culture medium in a microfluidic device.

Probiotics are cultures of live microorganisms (microbials) that flourish in the intestine and restore colonic health that may have been compromised due to antibiotic use or stress diarrhea.

This applies to cultures of live bacteria that are used to cycle new tanks, remove sludge from old tanks and feed species of invertebrates that consume bacteria as a food (sponges, gorgonians, some SPS corals, etc).

the promotion, within communities, of a rich culture of live music, dancing and theatre, both in rural areas and in our towns and cities; and

From the moment FiveStars began hiring additional employees (by now, it has about 80), the culture of living together grew.

It hasn't always been easy, but we have made great strides in promoting Pro-Life public policy and working for a Culture of Life!

He would agree Enlightenment ideals are hostile to the culture of life.

The final question asked of all the panelists is what attendees can do to build a culture of life in their hometown.

The author is a longtime professor of law at the University of Notre Dame and a relentless champion of the culture of life.

This is inescapably the case with respect to the conflict between the «culture of life» and the «culture of death» so powerfully described in, for example, the encyclical Evangelium Vitae.

With increasing frequency one encounters the claim that this president gives those who contend for the culture of life nothing more than words.

The Winning Side: Questions on Living the Culture of Life.

• If you want to get into the intellectual thick of things related to advancing the culture of life, the annual conference of the University Faculty for Life is the place to go.

With apparently some significant success, evangelical and Catholic supporters of Senator Obama attempted to hijack the language of the culture of life, claiming that they are the authentic pro-life proponents because, by reducing poverty and expanding comprehensive sex education, Obama will decrease the number of abortions.

It is a close study of the thought and language of John Paul II, who taught the Church and the world to understand the contest of the culture of life versus the culture of death.

While a state guided by a «culture of life» should clearly resort to the death penalty only very rarely, when it does, given proper judicial safeguards, it makes a temporal statement about a crime, leaving the final judgment of that soul to God alone.

My new role will give me the opportunity to work with others in building a culture of life and to implement some of the lessons I've learned from others who have effected social change.

In his first celebration of the Baptism of the Lord, Pope Benedict XVI preached on the culture of life...

And we won't be able to promote a «culture of life» until we are willing to advocate on behalf of both.

His support for the unborn resonated with Americans fighting the consequences of Roe v. Wade: The right to life movement received a new language and dimension when he first spoke about a «Culture of Life» in 1993 — significantly, during a visit to America — and two years later, described his full vision in his great encyclical, Evangelum Vitae.

His comprehensive pro-life perspective stirred every segment of the American Church, and the stark contrast he drew between the Culture of Life and a Culture of Death framed the great moral issues facing America in a way that still defines them today.

Statesmen like Henry Hyde, Ed Meese, and Ronald Reagan crafted the policy and used the bully pulpit to advance the culture of life.

Just as Republicans may be accused of ignoring their responsibility to the poor and oppressed, so you are guilty of choosing to ignore the possibility that we may have a greater responsibility to humankind — a responsibility to promote a culture of life, instead of death, a culture in which every human life is valued and allowed to reach its full potential.

It's all about their «culture of life» of course.

Our response to the call to holiness requires us to exemplify and advance a culture of life.

We are, the Pope says, in the midst of a great conflict between «the culture of life» and «the culture of death»: «We are all involved and we all share in it, with the inescapable responsibility of choosing to be unconditionally pro-life.»

Only recovering ampler horizons of truth about God, humanity, and the goodness of creation can set us free and renew a culture of life and love.

All of us must give witness to the sanctity of human life, not merely by personally refraining from abortion and euthanasia, but by working in various spheres» including the political sphere» to overcome these «crimes against life» and create a new «culture of life.»

In recent decades, Evangelicals and Catholics have encountered one another as brothers and sisters in Christ in many forums, and especially as they contend together for a culture of life that will protect the unborn, the aged, the handicapped, and others who are often deemed to be expendable.

In a similar way, Catholic teaching today, as notably set forth by John Paul II, strongly encourages the fullest possible cooperation among Christians in contending for a culture of life and of truth against the encroaching culture of death and deceit.

They are not afraid to be ambitious for Christ whether that is in promoting a culture of life, or in supporting the family as a basic building block of society, or in dialogue with people of other faiths or with secularists.

Once we get beyond those troublesome questions about the culture of life versus the culture of death, he says, we will be able to focus on «the balance of Catholic social teaching», which addresses questions such as poverty and world peace, allof which will presumably be secured by President Obama.

Sweeney makes the transition to the culture of life.

Admittedly, the nervous nuancing is excessive and the statement is anything but a clarion trumpet call for battle on behalf of the culture of life, but «Standing for the Unborn» should be welcomed as an exercise in Jesuit catch - up and a promising advance in the Jesuit - Catholic ecumenical dialogue.

«Such actions can help build a culture of life; a culture in which life is cherished.

In the words of Pope John Paul II in the encyclical Evangelium Vitae, the abortion debate is about the conflict between «the culture of life and the culture of death.»

The institutional base of the culture of life seems pitiably weak by comparison.

Not only did we lose one of the great warriors in the battle between the culture of life and the culture of death, but we also lost a true healer: a man who worked so hard to bridge the scandalous five - hundred - year - old chasm in the Church.

What can dioceses do to help build a culture of life?

As pope, the German Joseph Ratzinger championed a «culture of life» on issues such as abortion, encouraged the «new evangelism» of the church, and issued the first papal tweet.

The profundity of a culture of life comes from a stable culture of love, doesn't it?