Sentences with phrase «important symbolic meaning»

I also believe that meeting on the first day of the week has a very important symbolic meaning when compared with the Sabbath of the law.

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Instead, the interviewer treats the member's answer as a disclosure of meaning important within itself, a symbolic construction that the interviewer must try to understand.
We are looking for the symbolic meanings and the underlying myths that are far more important than the surface story line, message, or «content».
The symbolic meaning of the story is important to Luke: Jesus is both the bearer and the giver of new life.
Another, even more important, difference between Hartshorne's and any classical theory is not formal, but material — namely, his demonstration that the strictly literal claims that must be made about God if there are to be any symbolic or analogical predications at all must be partly positive, not wholly negative, in meaning.
The reason why symbolic modes of discourse are important is because creation is a divine language whose symbolic meaning must be unlocked.
It is important to see that no individual or community comes to the moment in which the event and meaning are fused in witness without some existing symbolic tradition with which to express the meaning of this fusion.
This point is particularly important when we are placing our own religion's sense of life's meaning, allegedly given to us by a special historical revelation, into an encounter with other traditions» sense of life's meaning, given to them by their own symbolic traditions.
48 % of men and 36 % of women agree that it's important to pay attention to the symbolic meanings of your flowers.
According to the survey, 48 % of men and 36 % of women agree that, along with romance, it's important to pay attention to the symbolic meanings of your flowers.
The important part is that the signer engaged in a distinctive, individualized symbolic act to authorize the matters set forth in a document by the conventional manual means or a statutorily approved alternative.
In play therapy the symbolic function of play is what is so important, providing children with a means of expressing their inner world.
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