Sentences with phrase «hold in common»

Richmond, VA About Blog Our community of faith emphasizes what we hold in common.

The world is a system, and it will soon be a very different world, driven by millions of communities who believe that democracy and restoration are grassroots movements that connect us to values that we hold in common.»

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What both of these places hold in common, however, are their hot - springs.

It is actually what we all hold in common - not how we see each other as being different - that founded and continues to bind Americans.

This unique human possession, which we hold in common, is at the core of a large part of our culture and our imaginative intellectual life.

One of the things we hold in common as eco parents is our desire for a natural birth, however, we may not always experience the birth we envisioned.

What distinguishes Waldorf education from other progressive approaches, such as Montessori and Reggio Emilia — and, importantly for our dialogue with other educators — what do we hold in common?

While the experiences and specific concerns of the older mothers and the young mother may not be the same, they hold in common a love for their babies and a desire to breastfeed and that is the bond that holds all of us together at meetings and throughout La Leche League.

Fifth, as members of the Church recorded the common memories of Jesus what did they continue to hold in common and what did they feel free to modify?

In the ensuing discussion I will sometimes use this term to refer to the position which Wright, Hartshorne, and Rensch hold in common with Whitehead.

It is wrong to allow the sharp and central point of difference between Christianity and Judaism to obscure all that they hold in common.

Evangelicals come from many churches, languages, and cultures, but we hold in common a shared understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ, of the church's mission, and of the Christian commitment to evangelism.»

I believe that persons, including leaders, of different traditions of faith should treat each other, and each other's faiths, with respect and look for opportunities to work together to uphold and advance values they hold in common.

To this end we must first survey, necessarily briefly, the major codes of law in the Old Testament, their superficial characteristics, the general qualities which they hold in common particularly as against other extrabiblical codes, points of difference among the three major earlier codes, the ethical qualities and content of these three, and finally the central theological motivation of all Old Testament law.

A survey, necessarily brief, of the major codes of law in the Old Testament, their superficial characteristics, the general qualities which they hold in common particularly as against other extrabiblical codes, points of difference among the three major earlier codes, the ethical qualities and content of these three, and finally the central theological motivation of all Old Testament law.

There will be some degree of theological variety because of our varied emphases, but it is possible to gather around those things we hold in common and are deemed to be of greatest significance.

Pregnancy and birth can be a faithing experience, one that makes women aware of what they hold in common with the greater human family.

Although evangelicals hold in common to Scripture's inspiration and authority, they differ over the implications of these truths.

We have looked at examples of descriptions of God that the Qur» an and Bible hold in common but which also turn out to be different on closer examination.

We have framed much of the comparison of the understanding of God around «the most beautiful names» of God used in Muslim devotion, but which for the most part express aspects of God that Jews, Christians and Muslims hold in common.

He is striving towards helping others rise above their personal, group and organizational differences in order to see that underlying all the diversity there is much that we all have in common, and that what we all hold in common is much more important than the differences we are all fearfully clinging to.

But they hold in common rejection of religion as being capable of founding an acceptable public philosophy for our time.

In both cases, I hope the thing they hold in common is a faithful proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

I believe this lack of satisfaction is not a problem — beyond the human condition we hold in common — but rather an indication of spiritual vitality.

But in the face of a society marked by unbelieving ideologies and the culture of death, we deem it all the more important to affirm together those foundational truths of historic Christian orthodoxy that we do hold in common.

When, on the other hand, Jews and Christians discover their common border that faces onto the world and devise means for the joint proclamation of certain truths they hold in common, the public credibility of their message increases enormously.

Comments affiliated with the like actually constitute your reputation online, and liking the same things as others within our networks reaffirms our connection with the group by identifying points we hold in common.

Not long ago, the virtual funeral, held in a common and unprotected area of WoW, was widely advertised by guild members and friends of the deceased.

Whatever else may be held in common throughout this increasingly diverse movement, the unity of evangelicals is their common goal of evangelizing the world for Christ.

It is interesting to note how many things are held in common by the three essayists.

Values that are held in common are treated as moral absolutes; values that are opposed by certain Christians are presented as controversial, and a neutral stance is adopted regarding which view is right or wrong.

«Following a request for information, the Catholic Bishops» Conference of England and Wales submitted a dubium (a query) to the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei, which confirmed that in the Roman Rite, whichever Form of the liturgy is being celebrated, the Holydays of Obligation are held in common.

The peace that Jesus promised abounds in the Jerusalem church, both in their common faith — «They were of one heart and soul» — and their common life — «No one claimed private ownership but everything was held in common.

In traditional society, much is held in common.

This passage makes it clear that experience is constituted by a combination of sense perception and memory, and that it has for its object the discernment of similarities held in common by a series of individuals.

In our readings this week for my Graduate study program we learned that there are six ethical standards for communication held in common in many religions:

Read Acts 4:32 - Now the whole group of those who believed were of one heart and soul, and no one claimed private ownership of any possessions, but everything they owned was held in common.

Faithful family membership is the only ministry held in common by all Christians.

Because the vision of thought is held in common, the issues involved in these differences that arise are felt with equal keenness and intensity.

Among you, goods and women are held in common.

Indeed, without Richard's influence and leadership, we never could have pulled together Catholic and evangelical leaders to openly acknowledge our theological differences, affirm the things we held in common, and confidently assert the Christian worldview we shared.

The unavoidable conclusion is that we can no longer allow the air and waterways to be regarded as a goods held in common.

For Ozick, however, the literary critic is herself the architect of literary tradition, arranging works, authors, movements, and trends in conversation with one another, «teas [ing] out hidden imperatives and assumptions held in common, and... creat [ing] the fertilizing conditions that underlie and stimulate a living literary consciousness.»

Nor is the parish merely a narrative characterization, an ethos held in common by otherwise dissociated people.

A true Church was organized in which all things were held in common.

Everything was held in common — even husbands and wives.

Ninety per cent of the conclusions are held in common, though the public perception from the media is that there is little agreement.

Baptism binds together all Christians, and is something held in common even by those divided following the Great Schism or by the Reformation, with a range of very different views being held among the latter group.

a feature or characteristic held in common — from dictionary.com