Sentences with phrase «from other traditions»

Most, on examination, reveal more influence from other traditions than they are usually ready to acknowledge.

As new members from other traditions join, they are intentionally taught the distinctive beliefs and traditions of their new fellowship.

As a result of the self - enclosure of this kind of theology, its treatment of revelation could not receive much nourishment from other traditions.

The distinctiveness of Christianity from other traditions lies especially in its choice of this particular «sacrament» as central.

If that path is taken, students will be able to access high - quality, specialized courses on line while still enjoying the sports program and benefiting from the other traditions of the Catholic school.

Does the idea of non-believers (incuding, I assume, believers from other traditions) being tortured forever make you wet?

Christianity differs from every other tradition in religiously important ways.

Generous orthodoxy also means that one embodies biblical virtues as a theologian and as a biblical scholar as one encounters those who come from other traditions.

Küng would no doubt welcome parallel efforts from other traditions to develop the consensus that he and others claim already exists.

That is, a radical theology, whether giving expression to gender or ethnic perspectives (or to the rights of animals, for that matter), may develop into a comprehensive constructive theology appropriating from other traditions including the dominant one.

I am a rag - tag Christian myself, I borrow heavily from other traditions than my own, I learn and appreciate and welcome many expressions of faith, and Brian McLaren writes about the big gorgeous wide - open tent of Christian spirituality, and how we can cross these boundaries and false demarcations boldly, with grace.

And if we accept its inadequacy, this will leave an opening for us to learn things about mystery from other traditions that our own symbols may not convey.

Could Protestants directing culturally leading institutions legitimately discriminate in any way against people from other traditions?

He offers similar examples from other traditions (for example, Paul's injunction in Romans 13 that Christians obey the governing authorities) to illustrate how every major religion has core teachings and values to which other scriptural passages are subordinate.

This vision of the ultimate futurity of reality sets biblical religion apart from the other traditions.

Teachers who have completed RYT 200 level trainings from other traditions may also apply to take our 300 - hour Certification course.

It is led by Jews, Christians, Muslims, and the faithful from other traditions across Washington State.

Restoration operates from an integrated perspective, anchored in a Christian worldview, and enhanced by research and practices from other traditions, both secular and faith - based.

There are many books on the development of liturgy in which the discussion is principally about what is happening within one liturgical tradition while taking into account influences from other traditions.