Sentences with phrase «essential unity»

The point is, then, that, though various denominations still exist, it often makes little practical difference which one a man joins since they have so much essential unity.

His point is that Union stands for being «followers of Jesus» and «Christian unity» and «in essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, and in all things charity.»

Yet for Tillich, man's essential unity with the infinite is never destroyed by man s actual estrangement.

It provides essential unity throughout the picture and it's so necessary to include in watercolour, as the sky and sea will need to be done at the beginning, before any other detail is added.

As the English puritan Richard Baxter says: «In essentials unity; in non-essentials liberty; in all things love.»

This is important to me because I believe it provides a way for believers (of any religion), agnostics, and atheists, to understand that it is only language that seems to separate, divide us, and blind us to our essential unity.

In this discussion of the unity and variety of Islam we have seen that divergences from the essential unity of Islam have occurred only when there is ignorance among the common people — a low level of education.

In short, every occupation can and should be designed to take account of the essential unity of body, mind, and spirit in human nature.

We have reached that point in the evolution of the human species where traditional tribalism must be superseded by the acceptance of the essential unity of all human society.

«7 Here Bonhoeffer refers to the essential unity of the act and being in God and in Christ.

The goals are to help them reestablish meaningful communication, develop awareness of the roles and interaction patterns of various family members, experiment with modifications in roles and behavior, and, most important, to allow the family to experience its essential unity and interdependence.

In one instant, the corrupt shortcomings of medieval Christendom are both exposed and reversed by a revelation of the essential unity of mankind.

Here lies the answer to the successive depredations of the past five hundred years, it insists: the essential unity of mankind.

Consequently, few have seen the essential unity and self - consistency of his whole life.

Modern scientific genetics offers an admirable empirical and conceptual base for affirming both human individuality and the essential unity of mankind.

There is, thus, an essential unity of what are in Buber's writings two separate streams of developing thought.

While freedom for private education is (and should be) recognized, the system of strong common schools has provided a major symbol of the essential unity of the American people and the most important means of insuring the social mobility which is the hallmark of an open society.

There is no actual duality of God and the phenomenal world, but there is an apparent duality asserted by the unaided intellect, which is incapable of comprehending the essential unity of the whole.

Pantheism also neglects the mutual freedom of man and God, the freedom of the created «to turn away from its essential unity with its creative ground».27

The essential unity of these different relationships is understood as a transpersonal spiritual oneness.

Then there are other theologians who approach theology as a way to understand and articulate our essential unity and bring a great diversity of people together.

From the point of view of justification it is necessary... to separate them [faith and obedience], but we must never lose sight of their essential unity.

As my tradition affirms, «in essentials unity.»

This church body brought to the U.S. a slogan now taken over and claimed by many others: «In essentials unity; in nonessentials liberty; in all things charity.»

For Nietzsche, on the other hand, the essential unity which may be said to underlie all things is not a complete totality which we can grasp through reason (as it is with Hegel), but an open - ended, incomplete process or chaotic flux which finds expression in the contingent, finite, temporal process of growth and decay which are characteristic of nature.

We may say, for simplicity's sake, that the primary difference which exists between Hegel and Nietzsche is one which arises out of a fundamental disagreement in their understanding of the essential unity which may be said to underlie all things.

The five fundamentals selected in Part Two as a basis for interpreting religious experience were chosen without regard for their possible connections That they should thus prove to be integrally related so as to constitute an essential unity is a kind of empirical justification for a monotheistic religious view.

Instead of multiplying details, let us simplify this all into its essential unity and likeness by saying that to will to do all is: in the commitment to will to be and to remain loyal to the Good.

With this reminder we may now turn to a consideration of the doctrine of the divine Triunity — and notice that I have said «triunity» rather than «trinity,» because the latter carries a suggestion only of three divine realities, whereas the former makes it more obvious that our discussion is about some «three in one» and thus preserves the essential unity or oneness of God from the possibility of slipping away into polytheism.

As the saying goes, «In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all things charity.»

Hence, Pentecostalism's contribution to the ecumenical conversation involves also a spirituality and theology of mission that express the essential unity of Christian belief and practice.

Any ethic of food and drink springs, then, from the essential unity and sacredness of the whole creation.

As the famous saying goes, «In essentials unity, in nonessentials liberty, and in all things love.»

When people from one congregation drink a cup of tea with people from another, they call it an ecumenical event, The truth that ecumenical conviction has to do with a manifestation, an articulation of the essential unity of the Christian church, is unfortunately far too little anchored in our consciousness.»

The unity is not a matter of social politesse or cooperation, but the essential unity of those who share the same flesh and the same bones.

On the contrary, many of their statements implied a belief in the essential unity of Marxism from the Manuscripts to the Capital.

This concrescent multiplicity, in conformity with the essential unity of an actual entity, would be absorbed into the primordial unity» (MGWG 241).

Here we meet for the first time history on a world scope; the tenth chapter of Genesis, particularly against the background of the preceding narrative, though made up of lists of names, is yet an astonishing document, revealing the writer's knowledge of the world of his time, and even more remarkable, his recognition of the essential unity of the entire human process.

The author, and perhaps Jewish thought in general at that time, recognized the intimate relationship of the age - old speculation of the Orient to that of Greece; both had come to express in differing terms but in essential unity the conviction that human life is infused with a pervasive entity which is more than human, finding its ultimate origin and nature in the being of the universe.

This double movement of process, with its essential unity, provides the relevance of primordial envisagement for the world's individual occasions.