Sentences with phrase «immediate reality»

We do not simply face a choice between «the primordial and transcendent reality of God and the kenotic and immediate reality of Christ.»

Contemplating the dangers lurking in this breathtaking isle, I felt how immediate their reality is.

the following addresses the more immediate realities with regard to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's contemporary treatment in the Australian legal system.

Only by recognizing the antithetical relationship that radical faith posits between the primordial and transcendent reality of God and the kenotic and immediate reality of Christ, can we understand the violent attack which the radical Christian launches upon the Christian God.

But the immediate reality is that much of the recent volatility in oil markets can be sheeted home to, you guessed it, the White House.

A sacred that annuls or transcends the reality of the profane can never become incarnate in a fallen form, and thus it could never affect or transform the given or immediate reality of a fallen world.

Whenever a tree incarnates the World Tree or when a spade is associated with the phallus and agricultural work with the act of generation, for example, one could say that the immediate reality of these objects or actions «bursts» or «explodes» under the irruptive force of a more profound reality.

Death and the Maiden sticks to the immediate reality of torture and its effects.

I am interested in that span of immediate reality, which appears to be stable, but has the possibility of transformation at the same time.»

We live in a world constructed of systems but beyond the edge of our immediate reality lies an infinity of possible experiences.

NEW NOW are two words that define the immediate reality while hinting at the future.

In a population in which food insecurity and poor nutrition are an immediate reality, however, investing in earlier prenatal food supplementation programs than is usually practiced is one strategy that can support better child outcomes.