Sentences with word «errancy»
- C. Dennis McKinsey, Bible critic (The Encyclopedia of Biblical Errancy)
religion.blogs.cnn.com
Making a judgement about a faith, be it Christianity or Islam, on the basis of a few extremists has about the same logical errancy as saying evolution is false because Hitler's murderous race purification rampage was fueled by his study of Darwin's theory, a truth written by Hitler himself.
Monotheisms do nowadays abound, for many variations of «mono - isms» are but fetters, the bonds that do bind up and weigh shackled inward, towards errancies subjugated upon the propensities of root cause worthiness.
Each generation keeps reinterpreting and projecting these failed prophecies into the future or some support Preterism in order to save the Bible from errancy and prove Jesus right (Preterism however, can be easily debunked).
It's chock full of easliy disproven falacies and historical errancy.
The problem with the idea of Biblical inerrancy is that it establishes its antithesis which is biblical errancy.
Secular autobiography and the classic novel are unimaginable without the superior point of view of a narrator looking back on a life of errancy that will lead to a transformative experience, which will in turn produce self - understanding.
The Bible thrice mentions a way to compensate for the errancy.
The umbrella of estrangement encompasses the emptiness of the uncommitted, the heartless shrug of the in - different and the insensitivity of the unmoved, the inertial smallness of the complacent, the errancy of the unfaithful, the demonry of the prideful and the absolutely certain, and the destructiveness of the hateful.
After five years of errancy, it looks like Naughty Dog is finally back on the right track.
Through a subtle orchestration of space and time, light and darkness, movement and stasis, and the partially revealed and provocatively withheld, the environment of the Pavilion of Chile becomes a psychic and epochal encounter of the errancy of images and the vulnerabilities of historical accountability.