Sentences with phrase «faith without»

What is Religious Faith without the Right to Choose?

There are many storybook Bibles that simply narrate stories of faith without any secret agenda.

On its face, the incident read as confirmation of many people's worst fears — that the online platforms we live on are manipulating us, using the personal information we provided in good faith without our knowledge.

Not many people would take the position that there is a duty to negotiate in good faith without an express contractual commitment to do so.

Hopefully, this is one step towards the day when we can live out our faith without fear of persecution...

Until such time as you're willing to open your mind and debate in good faith without the repeated use of glaring logical fallacies, you're welcome to find some other blog at which to comment.

It seems like I can't argue for it in good faith without using a fallacy or two, yet I can't be expected to become an expert such that I could reasonably draw my own logical conclusions.

Climate science has been suffering from this rot for a long time, so long in fact that some even demand that their conclusions be accepted on faith without possibility of replication or audit!

A usually sane, rational, successful, well educated person who has unwittingly found a faith without realising it.

It seems to me that many scientists participated in the IPCC in good faith without looking too closely at the larger political machine in which they were merely cogs.

It is also rather difficult to tell a lot about another's faith without more detailed questions on what he or she believes.

That about captures Ripples» attitude to zealots on both sides of the divide: you can still practice your faith without becoming either a western or Arab caricature.

Every American should have the ability to practice their faith without threat or fear of violence,» Tenney said.

Stop praying man, even the bible says «Faith without works is dead»... sign players that put the fear of jah in your opponents and then your prayers will be answered.

This idea is an extension (so to speak) of the «faith without works is dead» argument.

Yet much as I admire and thank God for all the random goodnesses which exist in our country today, I can not see any prospect of any rebirth of religious faith without the Christian Church.

The worldless, God of the one and the Godless world of the other, the faith without hope of the one and the hope without faith of the other, mutually confirm each other.13

The history of Protestantism has shown that real faith, which has to do with God and Christ and redemption and resurrection and sin and forgiveness, is not just a psychological or a political activity, and also that you can have real faith without being in some sort of narrow orthodox mold.

The bible says «faith without works is dead», so his definition is DEAD wrong on so many levels, lol.

All you have is Faith, and faith without reason or evidence is baseless.

[Romans 14:23] «But let him ask in faith without any doubting, for the one who doubts is like the surf of the sea driven and tossed by the wind.»

Just as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead.

It's said quite clearly in the Book of James: «Faith without works is dead.»

I have a new mantra to offer: faith without peacefulness is dead.

Faith without propositions is faith without facts.

Have you ever thought that faith without works can also express true faith?That refraining from forcing our will, our solution, our expectations onto others can be an act of faith too.

We could just as well say that faith without works is not really faith.

And then Fr Luther was heard to be saying something that looked, superficially, like a complete contradiction of his usual theme — he wanted concrete evidence of their faith: «Dear friends, the kingdom of God — and we are that kingdom — does not consist in talk or words but in activity, in deeds, in works and exercises... a faith without love is not enough rather it is no faith at all.

Thereby they transfer the absoluteness which is an attribute alone of the divine and eternal to their own system of faith without seeing that this divine absolute can also be comprehended in entirely different forms of thought and devotion.

David, can you give me an idea of how a non believer, lets say and engaging atheist, who considers religious faith to be irrational, is to express his idea about religious faith without offending Christians?

James 2 talks about «faith without works» being DEAD.

20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead?

20 But do you want to know, O foolish man, that faith without works is dead?

I noticed that it seems Christians can not give an adequate definition of saving faith without using a word like «obedience» to God.

Show me your faith without your [a] works, and I will show you my faith by my [b] works.

G1298: Faith without works is dead.

James defines genuine, saving faith as a work, not just something that accompanies it as apart from it for, he admonishes, «Faith without works is dead.»

The question is, «Is a faith without examination worth affirming?»

THIS SCRIPTURE HAS YOUR NAME ON IT MY MAN: 20But are you willing to recognize, you foolish fellow, that faith without works is useless?

YOU GIVE COMMENTARY ON GRACE AND BELIEVING AND EVEN A LITTLE SCRIPTURE EVERY NOW AND THEN ON THE TWO, BUT ANYTIME SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT FAITH WITHOUT WORKS YOU RUN FROM THE TOPIC AND EVEN HAVE THE ARROGANCE TO IGNORE THE PLAIN AS DAY WORD OF GOD THE SUPPORTS THINGS THAT ARE ASSOCIATED WITH BELIEVING IN GOD!!!

Does this refer to the whole faith without works is dead debate, or does it even imply as Rob Bell and others would suggest that salvation is a done deal?

He can't force anyone to believe like him, for it does them no good to mimic your faith without being faithful.

(Romans 2:9 - 16) Many exclusivists themselves concede that people living before the time of Christ were made righteous by faith without explicit knowledge of Jesus.

As far as having faith without any experiences, etc., that sounds nice, but it doesn't seem to be what most Christians do.

Faith without works is DEAD.

His work constitutes a reasonable test of the possibility of articulating Christian faith without dependence on any philosophy.

A faith without religious foundation is not faith at all.

it is not the complete faith without believing it all.

But as an American I can not accept the government assault on faith without getting mad as fire.

Only a faith without any content can remain unaffected.