His «sheep» literally sat on
different sides of the church; those with him and those against.
Not exact matches
There wasn't any abuse involved from either
side - just two very
different ways
of doing
church.
Naturally, all us have to make a living and do something on the
side to pay the rent and the leaders
of the
church are no
different and usually come from the ranks
of successful and talented business people who have a lot to contribute to the Kingdom
of God.
When explaining why they ended up on
different sides of the Reformation's dividing lines, both inevitably end up criticising the other's
Church stream and doctrines.
These fears are not so
different from the fear I see in the eyes
of protestors carrying signs that depict President Obama as Hitler, the fear I see in the red faces
of angry preachers urging their parishioners to «take America back for God,» the fear I detect in some
of the books against emerging
church, the fear I detect in some
of the books in support
of the emerging
church, the fear I hear in the voices
of both gays and the conservative evangelical activists who lobby against them when both
sides consider for just a second the possibility that maybe they have it wrong.
Had Paul been put in his place at Antioch, and Gentiles been required to accept the Law in order to be Christian, then the
Church Fathers would have selected
different books, ones supporting that view, when they canonized the Bible hundreds
of years later, and you would very likely be arguing the other
side now, right?
And, out
of that history, black
churches have evolved a
different kind
of community
of mutual support, along
side such cultural developments as gospel music.
Here we return to the emphasis upon the more inclusive
church — inclusive
of people in the suburbs and inner city,
of all races,
of people
of many
different opinions and on both
sides of most conflicts.
That is entirely
different from the Catholic
Church itself being on the right
side of discovery.
«I suppose that's always interested me, the idea
of people in the same
side of the political spectrum who have very
different ideas about what the movement should be doing, what the party should be doing, and this idea
of a broad
church with everybody welcome.
At least one location - St. Lucy's
Church on the Near West
Side of Syracuse - has ballots for eight
different primaries, and election inspectors have to be careful to give each voter the appropriate ballot.
Michelozzo, Antonio da Sangallo il Vecchio, Baldassarre Peruzzi, Vignola are only some
of the names contributing to the urban aspect
of Montepulciano, whose main buildings are mostly included within its city walls: the elegant Piazza Grande with its Palaces and the Cathedral; the long artery that under
different names winds through the city, ranging along its
sides sixteenth century or medieval façades, renaissance
churches, and even sculptured stones dating back from the etruscan times; the charming little squares and the narrow, romantic passages.