Sentences with phrase «have come into being»

If we compare the situation today to that 10 - 15 years ago, we realize that the main elements required to halt climate change, as summarized above, have come into being with remarkable rapidity.

They will often be the creationists who see something which works as an integrated whole — and have considerable difficulty seeing how that whole may have come into being gradually and as the result of a blind process.

The Nikolaj Kunsthal presentation «Stan Douglas: Photographs 2008 - 2013» features four monumental photographic series that have come into being in the period 2008 to 2013.

«[T] he quality of immediacy [which is] essential to jazz... originates, not from the assumption that the notes have never been played before, but from a sense that they have come into being, in real time, as urgent creative impulses.»

But, importantly, in the end, the viewer must come to the awareness that these exact works hanging exactly as they are can not have come into being except through careful artistic deliberation — through choice.

All will agree that without the A. B. Carles» synchronist Nude Torso, Frankenthaler's Quattrocento would not have come into being.

Could those final drawings ever have come into being without him having been aware of a younger artist like Cy Twombly, with his sparse mark - making?

If that makes you think tablet PCs has made considerable inroads in the short span of time that they have come into being, well there still remains a lop of space to grow as a whooping 14 percent have shown active interest in ushering in the use of tablets in their business operations in the first quarter of next year.

«Without Toshirō Mifune, the films of Akira Kurosawa could never have come into being,» wrote Kurosawa's longtime script supervisor and...

The deputy to substantive minister Elizabeth Ofosu - Agyare also stated that it is during their «tenure that the first and second drafts of the film bill have come into being and although parliament is yet to pass it for the president to append his signature, stakeholders can lobby parliamentarians so the film bill is passed as the ministry continues to push for the passage.»

If homebirth was so safe, hospital birth would never have come into being; anyone who's read novels set before modern obstetrics, anyone who's spent ten minutes reading nonfiction about any historical period or paid attention in history class, knows that pregnancy / birth was a * major * cause of death for young women.

United in it, under its new constitution adopted at Jerusalem and under the farseeing chairmanship of Dr. John R. Mott, are not only all the Protestant missionary forces of the West, but also the National Christian Councils which in recent years have come into being in China, Japan, India and many other parts of what is commonly called the missionary field.

Or how could the creation ever have come into being if there wasn't an infinite infinite creator who exited eternally before the world and universe began.

Yet everywhere the family is that social structure within which economic, political, and cultural patterns have come into being and are perpetuated.

There is of course «objective immortality» in the sense that the several occasions, as they have come into being, realized their aim, and then «perished» as the process moves on, have made their specific contribution to the enrichment of the whole process and have been used by the Divine Activity in establishing fuller good in wider participation.

Only extremely feeble minds would believe that this amazing universe, which is only one of many, could have come into being by random chance.

But if whatever has being (including events) must first have come into being, that coming into being must fit in somewhere.

Churches and missionary organizations are analyzing the experience of these past centuries in order to correct their ways, precisely with the help of the new churches which have come into being in those countries.

These have come into being in considerable independence of economic or other extraneous considerations.

If Jesus had not taught in any formal way at all, or if, he having done so, his companions had completely forgotten his words, even so the church would still have come into being.

Mores and morals, laws and rules, religions and rituals, have all come into being in the course of human history to interpret the meaning of life and to guide behavior.

Therefore, according to creationists no new species have come into being since species were first created.

Kaplan asserts that humanity would not have come into being were it not for the divine grace that reveals itself in human moral responsibility despite all assumed and actual human depravity (GJM 494).

A second reason for lack of interest in an alternative may be that although most people in industrialized nations have not become happier, they have become attached to possessions that have come into being through the capitalist system.

It is obvious that life and consciousness have come into being out of elementary forms of matter.

The English philosopher Alfred North Whitehead wrote in his Science and the Modern World (1925) that without devotion to the God of Israel, modern science would not have come into being.

However, our universe appears to have come into being in much the same way Aquinas thought — as if there had been a first cause.

God maintains all life thru God living within cellular establishments of cohesiveness for without Godly congenial cohesions cellular life would never have come into being.

How did these laws have come into being?

That was when Time Warner itself had come into being, with the corporate handfasting of Time Inc. and Warner Communications.

Many Atheist think of all Christians as «lockstep» where as you can barely get Christians to agree on everything within a single denomination, so explain how do you figure this grand Christian theocracy would come into being?

For God would be less than perfect — that is to say, less than God — if either his holiness or his love had come into being at a certain point within God's own divine life.

The Legion had come into being for a reason.

What has come into being in him was life and the life was the light of all people» (Jn 1:1 - 4).

It is now the history of humanity as lived under the impact of the new faith which is born out of response to Jesus, and through which a new «people» has come into being which lives by the mercy God has shown in him.

That is, U comes into being before V comes into being.

There is no space - time distance between X and any actual occasion that has come into being in our cosmic epoch.

Thus, when V comes into being, U has already come into being.

And, when V comes into being, U has already come into being.

In a blaze of publicity, the town has come into being within the past two decades.Purpose - built...

Once it has come into being, it becomes a fixed datum, an object, a cause for the events to follow.

The barbarism seen in the world ever since the world has come into being has nothing to do with only religion but with the human race it self

«Mutual immediacy» may be read as simply referring to God's feelings, namely, that God experiences every event objectively, but that experiencing is now still going on in the divine present, no matter how distantly past an event may have come into beings.

The cosmos itself, having come into being eons before the arrival of human history, is the more encompassing context of God's self - revelation.

Moody Monthly, Logos, The Reformed Journal, Eternity, Vanguard, and Sojourners have published repeated articles on the issue3 Daughters of Sarah has come into being to provide for evangelical women who believe Christianity and feminism are inseparable4

The exclusion of contemporaries means that all present activity is concentrated on the occasion coming into being, and that only what has come into being can be prehended.

Since Scofield wrote, the nation of Israel has come into being and all the sign seekers have seen a new sign.

They were irresistibly drawn not only to the Jesus who had lived among them but even more to the form of dedicated life which had come into being after his death.

3 All things came into being through Him, and apart from Him nothing came into being that has come into being.

Once this new type of organization has come into being, progressive simplification is to be expected.