Sentences with phrase «embedded in»

Spend time (even just looking through the links embedded in this article) online reading stories from the front lines and studying reputable reports.

For, as has already been said, it belongs to the characteristics of a true, concrete religion that the individual religious practice is embedded in a social religious order.

Like a skilled surgeon, she will take that incident and trace its cancerous shoots back to the ugly root that is embedded in my fallen brain with its sinful thought - patterns.

Until the modern period, Jewish peoplehood — the notion that the Jews are a distinct group based on both historical and biological criteria — was almost always embedded in the larger tapestry of Jewish ritual, ideas, texts, and history.

They live and think in terms of the dualistic world view of heaven and earth which is embedded in their respective Holy Scriptures.

You hear a certain melody, which was embedded in the fibers of your soul long ago, and are transported...

People are too embedded in ethnicity or in religion.

The symbols, concepts, images, stories and myths of Christian origin, which remain deeply embedded in the fabric of western culture, will continue to offer the raw material from which people form their understanding of life, develop their capacity for spirituality and experience satisfaction at the deepest levels.

In contrast, the gnostic and empiric understandings find God and self ultimately embedded in the experienced world, finally indistinguishable from its nature.

The notion that God oversees creation and is leading it toward redemption is deeply embedded in Christian language.

The clarity of this issue is firmly embedded in my soul, and like you, it has been a challenging but highly welcome process.

Nor are the Church's opponents likely to be sufficiently embedded in the Christian tradition to be able to participate in biblical scholarship.

We are also reminded of Johan Huizinga's belief that in play «man's consciousness that he is embedded in a sacred order of things finds its first, highest and holiest expression.

Sacraments are concrete actions by which Christians may be marked, fed and touched by the Holy Spirit so that the reality of God and the work of Christ become embedded in the body and psyche.

The day concludes eight prior days of mourning — those, in turn, embedded in three weeks of solemn reflection.

One of my favorite forms of self - talk is embedded in the Scripture and prayer, where I simply tell myself in situations throughout the day, «Be still, and know that I am God» (Psalm 46:10).

This parallel has been obscured by the fact that the term «kerygma» can ambiguously refer both to fragments of primitive Christian preaching embedded in the New Testament text, and to the word of God I encounter from the pulpit or in my neighbour today.

Sigurd Daecke finds anthropocentrism to be deeply embedded in Protestant theologies of creation reaching back to Luther («I believe that God has created me») and Calvin (nature is the stage for salvation history) and finding a twentieth - century home in the humanistic individualism of Bultmann as well as the Christocentrism of Barth («the reality of creation is known in Jesus Christ»)(see Daecke).

Most of them found themselves embedded in a sinful society that was so bad it makes our culture look like a self righteous meeting of the hair shirt, stick as a chair club.

The element of symbolism is deeply embedded in the structure of biblical thought.

Now in his earliest metaphysic embedded in Science and the Modern World Whitehead did address a problem common to philosophers of that period: how to find a workable substitute for space, time, and matter, the discredited notions of scientific materialism.

But in all such cases the «random» behavior of parts is embedded in and constrained by a deeply mathematical and precise conceptual structure of the whole that makes the overall behavior of the system orderly and intelligible.

BTW — if Doug and the rest who feel that they can attack a woman with subtle remarks want to meet me halfway, click the URL that is embedded in my name.

With the modern problem of theodicy, the readings of Job that attract Larrimore's attention are increasingly embedded in larger philosophical, literary, or academic projects.

I do not know who these rather shell - shocked former practitioners of identity politics might be or what makes them into people who could be receptive to the lessons embedded in Moses Mendelssohn's philosophy of religion and who could apply them to religions other than Judaism.

LOL, how are millions of brimstone hail embedded in the ashen remains of Sodom and Gomorrow uninteresting?

It would also seem that in a post-Jenner world complaints about unequal pay for men and women in athletics are profoundly misplaced and merely part of the ongoing reactionary attempt to protect the imperialist structures embedded in these hatesports.

There were some who postulated a retracing of archaic repertoires that remained embedded in the final behavior, for example Paul MacLean's notion of a reptilian and protomammalian brain within the mature human brain.2

«The laws have changed, but the basic notion that lending should not be used as an instrument of advantage - taking is deeply embedded in our collective consciousness,» she wrote on the bureau's blog prior to the meeting.

Abraham must confront the central problem facing every religion and every historical manifestation of God in the world: the difficulty in separating the voice of God from the legacy of pain and cruelty that dominates the world and is embedded in our psyches.

Another is the power of religion over people in general where religion becomes embedded in our lives in such a way as to perpetuate its power.

Her own assessment of the Cold War was to see the anticommunist crusade as an end in itself embedded in McCarthyism, which was an indicator of the growth of populist lawlessness and a breakdown of the federalist balance of powers.

In addition, there was no recognition of the tensions embedded in the text.

This narrative is deeply embedded in the American psyche, going back to the Puritan settlers who escaped Europe to worship freely in the New World.

You accurately describe «blind support» in your description of the hatred that is embedded in one's DNA, although it's not DNA where it derives itself.

Mix the premarital sexual experience embedded in the memories of middle - aged married couples with pornography, and I suspect sexual fantasies will provide a standard of sexual satisfaction difficult to meet.

Yet it was once believed — certainly when Mill wrote his Autobiography — that, whatever our familial, religious, racial, or physical limitations, our actions have meaning because they are embedded in a scheme of things larger than just our immediate bodies.

Yep — this is just more proof of the concerted lopsided media bias toward the Church by the liberal lefties embedded in the Media of today.

But in time, teachers should find how deeply religion is embedded in our thinking on all subjects.

It was the Burkean conservatives, such as Daniel Webster, who retorted that slavery was far too deeply embedded in society's fabric to uproot» hadn't it existed since the beginning of civilization?

In other words, his proposal, if it could be executed at all, would produce an individual capable of using liberty well and responsibly, inevitably embedded in a society in which most people would be sorely tempted to abuse their liberty.

Tom > «Oh, so you admit that it isn't «illegal» to have students sing Christmas carols in public schools, as long as they are learning them for the musical concepts embedded in them?

Oh, so you admit that it isn't «illegal» to have students sing Christmas carols in public schools, as long as they are learning them for the musical concepts embedded in them?

I think it comes down to the reality that not only are most news reporters and producers liberals themselves, they are also embedded in social networks of people who are much more partisan liberals.

Citizens of other countries where the financial system was crippled or injured are much more aggressive in their support for radical surgery, such as certain provisions embedded in the U.S. financial reform bill.

Jeff makes the point that the classic bubbles of yesterday gained 1000 % or more, but they did so over at least 10 years, which is why they became so embedded in the economy and so widespread across investor portfolios.

Our investment thesis highlighted: 1) a negative divergence between GAAP and economic profits; 2) slowing organic growth; 3) high profit growth expectations embedded in the stock price; and 4) the unlikely sale of the company despite the presence of an activist investor.

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Tencent also owns WeChat, a social messaging platform which has close to one billion users registered globally, and WeChat Pay, which is the mobile payment service embedded in the WeChat social messaging service that Tenpay operates.

Results of this relentless focus on learning are embedded in other recognitions as well.