Sentences with phrase «from nonbelievers»

I learn more about my love for God and his ways from nonbelievers than i ever have from the bible or church, that is how God speaks to me.

Muslims were so bound to their own ways that they abhorred anything which came from the nonbelievers.

If your group grows so large that it enter the national conversation (like the Phelps clan) then look forward to negatvie remarks from the nonbelievers of your cult.

«Believers enjoyed psychological benefits in countries that tended to value religiosity, but did not differ from nonbelievers in countries that did not tend to value religiosity.»

I learn a lot more from nonbelievers.

Not exact matches

«Not a hater, I just would love to be a nonbeliever without persecution from evangelicals.

They should pick some lead from western nation about secularism, freedom of speech and liberty and manage their affairs in those terms with believers and nonbelievers equally.

I got pointed the finger several times and people honked the horn at me and yelled from the window It's hard to be a nonbeliever in America... I live in New Jersey BTW.

You are probably the same guys who want that mosque down the street from the center just because You like to upset people.here's news for ya - you do nt have to look at any religious symbols and you do nt have to believe BUT you do have to respect the majority and we will not be nonbelievers because of you

Of course none of this means that we can run away from battles for the freedom of the Church and indeed of nonbelievers over the current attempts to impose a crude ideology on us all.

The nonbelievers came from as far afield as Ireland and France, but most described themselves as refugees from the heart of the South - atheist anomalies amid fiercely devout friends, family and neighbors.

Silver and his project manager, Thomas Coleman, recently released a study proposing six different types of nonbelievers - from strident atheists to people who observe religious rituals while doubting the divine.

Two researchers at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga found that atheists and agnostics run the range from vocally anti-religious activists to nonbelievers who still observe some religious traditions.

I think nonbelievers should talk to nonbelievers more often here, instead of just pouncing on the latest inanity from believers.

One, there is nothing in Bill's statement or mindset distancing themselves from the «Believe as we do or you are flawed» mindset of fundamentalism we doubters and nonbelievers supposedly dislike.

What you are saying is that there is absolutely NOTHING that ANY human being (believer or nonbeliever) can say out loud to separate themselves from God for eternity?

Unfortunately, Tommie Tom, like all nonbelievers, take their marching orders from the Pharisees (those that killed Jesus) singing the same mantra then convince themselves to be expressing free thought as they continue to sin.

Definitely not the most important, but additional and recent, evidence is this issue of Spectrum, a YDS publication, in which we are told: «One of the most dynamic new student groups at YDS draws from a long unrepresented constituency at the divinity school: nonbelievers.

Peter starts his own church where antisemitism is taught and crusaders kill nonbelievers causing others to convert saving them from the fires of hell.

The catholic church has evolved from torturing and murdering nonbelievers to raping young boys.

I'll take my peace because of God and Christ over any one of the nonbelievers that I see often who do not have the peace and joy that come from believing.

Recovering from Religion, which has about 40 support groups in the U.S. and Britain, plans to launch a hotline that will offer doubters an anonymous place to ask difficult questions and find communities of like - minded nonbelievers.

Religion News Service: Campus atheists score big funding from Wisconsin university An organization of student nonbelievers is likely to receive $ 69,000 from the University of Wisconsin - Madison, the largest grant from an institute of higher learning ever awarded to a nontheistic, student - led organization.

On the other hand, since the nonbeliever is by no means the only person excluded from the social and political order in which the traditional witness of faith is implicated, to think of theology as having to give answer to the questions of the nonperson is more likely to take account of all those to whom theology owes a serious response.

In this connection, I have been particularly struck by Gustavo Gutiérrez's observation that, whereas much contemporary theology seeks to respond to the challenge of the «nonbeliever» who questions our «religious world» as Christians, in a continent like Latin America the primary challenge comes to us rather from the «nonperson» who questions us about our «economic, social, political and cultural world.»

Teresa MacBain, one of the most high - profile nonbelievers in the country after profiles by NPR, The New York Times and Religion News Service, was fired from her newly created position with the Humanist Community at Harvard.

And nonbelievers can not comprehend anything from the spirit world because it is not logical, it is spiritual, so they do not have to be bothered by believers.

While Jews and nonbelievers ranked salvation last, Christian groups generally ranked it considerably higher — third on the average for Baptists and anywhere from ninth to 14th for the remaining Christian groups.

Brown explains the importance of this connection: «Knights who claimed to be «searching for the chalice» were speaking in code as a way to protect themselves from a Church that had subjugated women, banished the Goddess, burned nonbelievers, and forbidden the pagan reverence for the sacred feminine.»

I assure on the last day, when Christ assends from Heaven with the Powers of the Heavenly Host all will be on their knees praying for forgiveness and worshiping the God you and the other Aitheist and secular media love to mock and make fun of, including Catholics Christians, all other Christians, Jews, JW's, Mormoms, Muslims, Buddhist, Hindus, and every other sects or nonbelievers...

Aside from being sort of disrespectful to nonbelievers and people of other faiths, allowing clergy to «give a brief benediction or comment» would make for a very long ceremony, not only because so many religions would have to be represented but because so many members of the clergy don't know how to be «brief.»

As a person who had left Christianity and returned I had posed myself the very same question, and to answer it I feel it is important to address I think a common charge among nonbelievers, namely, what can one obtain from a church they can not obtain elsewhere.

In everyday life, believers and nonbelievers alike «routinely move from one field of activity to another, each with its own set of rules.»

No doubt many nonbelievers will remain unconvinced, but Marsden's response to their doubts might be phrased as a question: What harm can come from giving religious scholars a hearing?

Arrogance and the superiority complexes on the part of nonbelievers prevents them from learning and practicing what Jesus teaches.

More and more we're seeing just how he has blinded the eyes of the nonbelievers to the point where simple reasoning won't remove that Vail from their eyes.

I think the reason nonbelievers think some believers may be the same person, posting under various handles, is that we are drawing from the same spirit.

And as always there was a hearty amount of feedback from atheists and nonbelievers about how all religions were cults by definition.