Sentences with phrase «in common with»

I honestly feel more in common with even the most red blooded Americans that fools like you, Jack.

He had more in common with Che Guevara than with Ayn Rand.

Actually, a true buddhist probably has the most in common with Ayn.

The one thing I see very clearly is that Ayn Rand has more in common with L.Ron Hubbard in the matter of «followers» than Jesus and his «followers».

Instead, look for six other good leadership qualities which leaders have in common with marshmallows.

Alas, I contemplation and the moment of contemplation, in spite of all their clarity, readily conceal a deception; because the moment of contemplation has something in common with the falsified eternity.

You may intuitively feel like you have more in common with them than with atheists / agnostics, simply because they like to use the word «God,» but please consider how they use it.

It's amazing how little you realize that Christianity has so much in common with other religions, even the polytheistic ones.

But it is not just what simple church practitioners have in common (in fact, we may not all even identify with that title), but what every form of church has in common with each other.

First, he takes issue with Stephen Jay Gould's idea that faith and science are «non-overlapping magisteria,» having nothing in common with each other and nothing to say to each other.

In its attempt to develop a theology of nature, recover suppressed traditions, and in seeing a profound connection between the traditional Western denigration of the non-human natural world, process thought has much in common with feminist theology.

In this, process theologians have much in common with the work of people like Matthew Fox and Brian Swimme.

To understand a particular man is not to understand what he has in common with all other men, or even with all other equally developed men.

Without those laws, since man is not fully free, everything he touches turns to chaos, and freedom has nothing in common with chaos (Gal.

Dude seriously if your religon has ANYTHING in common with Spaceballs then you need to check your stupid hat at the door.

In that dance we learn about the values and struggles we have in common with people from different religious, cultural and political systems.

Here imagination and originality are required, and the work of the scientist has much in common with that of the artist.

However, one thing Obama's populism has in common with his techno - politics is the view that political experience is reducible to the pursuit of tepid interests and that statesmanship is nothing but their polite superintendence.

Nevertheless, it is, I believe, by no means a hopeless task to recover from the Pauline epistles some indication at least of the character and content of Paul's preaching, and not only of his distinctive preaching, but of what he preached in common with other Christian missionaries.

In common with many Europeans I would rather not see the re-emergence of the German soldier.

It's hard for me to imagine what an image of vultures eating dead bodies could possibly have in common with a Myth about Zeus having sex with a man.

It is clear that Ivan has much in common with the Inquisitor.

He said: «It appears that, in common with the United States and other partners, the UK is responding to events in a reactive way, and it is difficult to discern the strategic intentions behind this approach.

This position has much in common with historical orthodoxy, but one major difference is that it welcomes a historical investigation of the text.

What he plainly sought quite a lot of was pleasure and fame, and in that regard he may have had something in common with Sartre that was more important than what divided them.

You sir, have alot in common with some bearded men in Central and Southwest Asia who like to stone people.

The GOP have nothing in common with Christianity and they are not subject matter experts on the economy either (i.e. remember how that trickle down economics stuff worked out during the last GOP president?).

It is not at all like Hume's bundle of impressions, but has much more in common with Kant's faculty of outer sense.

Because process philosophy is essentially a relational philosophy, it has in common with feminism an emphasis upon the interconnectedness of persons and of humans with nature.

These snake handlers share one thing in common with other Christians: Faith.

Nevertheless, even though it is expressive of this profane consciousness, process philosophy is able to speak of God — a God indeed who has surprisingly much «in common with the God of the New Testament.»

It is immediately obvious that at least the conception of such a project has something in common with Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and, in his own way, with Karl Rahner.

The historico - cultural context in which the papacy finds itself at the beginning of the twenty - first century has significantly more in common with the era of the great Fathers of the Church such as Athanasius, Ambrose or Gregory the Great than with more recent centuries.

In 1531 St John of Avila was imprisoned for his view that «it was better to give almsthan to found chaplaincies,» a view which had much in common with Illuminism, but he was eventually cleared.

We have enough of those already... Instead, look for six other good leadership qualities which leaders have in common with marshmallows.

If he knew he was God's son, then his human relationship to the Father had nothing in common with ours, for he would have lived in certitude while we must live by faith.

The usual theological bedfellows are split: Lutherans have more in common with Anabaptists in being wary of politics, while Calvinism is more akin to a Catholic stance in favour.

You have more in common with them than you may realize.

When I became a Catholic over a decade later one of the many things I thanked God for was that I now had in common with the Irish their (and now my) most precious possession.

Kappen says «paradoxically, in spite of his avowed atheism, Marx's philosophical concern has much in common with the ultimate meaning of human existence.

A person has certain features in common with all persons, others he shares with members of groups to which he belongs, and still others are singularly his own.

If you are a Christian in a marriage relationship, you have been entrusted with beautiful truths that are meant to shine bright for ALL to see, not just those who have lots in common with you.

What does nuclear deterrence have in common with (1) pacifist idealism, (2) the modern notion that warfare must be total, and (3) romanticism's vision of history?

One thing, however, we can say with reasonable certainty is that the large body of sayings which he gives in common with Luke must have conic down to both, whether in writing or by word of mouth, from a period much earlier than the date at which the two authors wrote.2 It brings us that much nearer to the fountainhead.

Confluence has to do with a simultaneity of mutual influence, and I suspect it has much in common with what the Jungians mean by «synchronicity,» but without the air of self - important mysticism.

And you're suggesting that Jesus has lots in common with GOP candidates?

Since the human developed out of the subhuman, and since this process of development was a continuous one, it is essential to understand what man has in common with other animals, as well as to describe the threshold that marked his appearance as something genuinely and decisively new.

CNN is not suggesting, from its lofty pedestal of perverted propaganda, that Jesus has anything in common with Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, is it?

Methodologically, the content of the present book has much in common with Christian natural theology as that is characterized in my earlier book.

I can have nothing in common whatsoever with a stranger who is an Atheist, and yet still have more in common with that Atheist than a person I've known for years who happens to be religious.