Sentences with phrase «evangelicals do»

The message to the Republican Party is clear — Evangelicals don't want their votes taken for granted.

McCarthy and others were gratified to learn from the survey that 48 % of American Evangelicals do not adhere to a conflict view of religion and science.

Evangelicals do not pray to Mary, but we can learn to pray like Mary and with Mary - with Mary and all the saints.

Self - identified evangelicals do not see Christianity and Islam as similar and they do see them as fundamentally different.

The poll makes it clear that not all evangelicals watch religious television, not even a majority of evangelicals do.

Response to Day of Silence shows evangelicals don't agree on when to be silent and when (or what) to speak.

Yet, according to surveys, the majority of evangelicals do not see this issue as a priority, or even on their agenda.

Though Muslim Americans are growing in number and prominence, a majority of white evangelicals do not know a single one.

«Evangelicals don't have a category for me, so there's no real place for me in their church.»

Evangelicals DO love the Jews.

Evangelicals DO NOT recognize anyone unless they CLAIM Jesus as their savior.

Twenty four percent of Americans are Catholics, and God knows they don't pray the way evangelicals do.

Many evangelicals don't consider Mormons to be Christian, and flaunting his faith could be a way for Perry to distinguish himself.

Take away the tax exempt status and then i could care less what these evangelicals do.

Old - line Christians may think that conservative evangelicals do not fully appreciate the importance of the philosophical tradition in undercutting belief in God's reality among thoughtful people in the modern world.

Evangelicals do not follow after Jesus Christ but rather an image of a false god and a false Christ (Matthew 24:24).

The answer is that the evangelicals do indeed celebrate, both the return of the Jews to the holy land and their rescue of old Jerusalem.

I'm not a GOPer, nor do I play one on TV Evangelicals don't think so.

Many evangelicals do not oppose the use of contraceptives, but believe life begins at conception and say some contraceptives, like emergency contraceptives, induce abortions.

Classic Pentecostalism and most of the charismatic movement would hold to a doctrine of subsequence, whereas most other evangelicals do not.

Obviously, evangelicals do have their finger on something important.

Given longstanding tensions between Mormons and evangelicals - Mormons consider themselves Christians, but many evangelicals do not - it seemed an unlikely role for Beck.

Evangelicals do not follow the preaching of Jesus christ - few Christians do.

Evangelicals do it.

Evangelicals do not believe exactly the way you described them and if I may suggest it is not becoming for you to have such an attitude towards other believers.

«Luke 10 25, 37 «What shall i do to inherit eternal life...... go and do likewise» These verses are not advocating works righteousness but it seems incorrect to argue as some evangelicals do that works pay no role at all in inheritting eternal life.

Modern evangelicals do need to «bridge the gap» and speak more plainly about their faith in terms that everyone can understand rather than assume that what they understand among themselves will be automatically understood by those who are not of their community when they speak to others about their faith.

That is, evangelicals do not believe only that God can unilaterally intervene in earthly affairs; they believe that God has often done so.

While Evangelicals do not have such formal procedures, they have informal ways in which those who have lived exemplary lives of faith are recognized as deserving of particular honor.

Evangelicals do not generally affirm the intercession of the saints in heaven, and do not ask for their intercession, since they do not find any explicit biblical warrant for such practice.

Scot McKnight posted some interesting thoughts on his blog last week about what evangelicals do well.

«We have taught and learnt the answers rather than the method of finding them» Too many evangelicals do not know, France claims, the basic principles of Biblical interpretation.17

But both traditionalists and revisionists can share in common a commitment to the full authority of Scripture in faith and life, and the vast majority of those who call themselves evangelicals do just that.

If you believe, as many evangelicals do, that Mormon beliefs are not strictly Christian, then you have three choices: vote for the conservative, vote for the Christian, or lie to yourself and be a hypocrite.

The Evangelicals do not appear to wish to mount a counter-attack against the Supreme Court... the older Evangelicals may not have the funds to donate to «changing the Nation» (many are retiring), and the current young Evangelicals see «gay marriage» as a minor event.

But evangelicals don't like anyone who is different, and people who want reasonable and prudent gun control are different than those in evangelical communities / bubbles.

The results reveal that while the majority of evangelicals do not consider homosexual feelings to be «wrong», the majority do believe that homosexual actions are «wrong».»

Otherwise they would see a comparable (actually a greater) fall - off in relative affilliation as the evangelicals do.

Evangelicals do not equal all Christians.

We will never do praise songs as well as the evangelicals do.

Even if they wish there was another choice, white evangelicals do like Trump's position on the issues, or at least they like his positions more than Clinton's.

Most Provocative: Phil Zuckerman with «Why Evangelicals Hate Jesus» «Evangelicals don't exactly hate Jesus... They do love him dearly.

Most Russian evangelicals don't have concrete expectations for Trump to incite change in a country where they have always been the restricted minority.

Seems like 92 % of evangelicals do not support gun control efforts.

Evangelicals don't glorify violence and desensitize people to it.

But despite the pitfalls of individual interpretation going wild, evangelicals don't in practice believe every passage is up for personal interpretation.

or «I wish Catholics knew our Lord as well as the Evangelicals do.»

I haven't known Emergents to devalue psychology as some Evangelicals do.

By and large evangelicals don't understand or appreciate the Church calendar, or really an understanding that throughout Scripture and throughout human history God has used feast, fast and festivals to shape His people.

Bottom line is that no one cares what the evangelicals do or think.