Sentences with phrase «in godlessness»

All this was necessary that we men might see God and ourselves, God in His love, and ourselves in our godlessness.

We pray for the One who can give our prayer meaning, for in our godlessness we do not know how to pray as we ought.

Not exact matches

Since Aristotle and Plato wrote extensively on ethics in the 4th century BCE during an era of «godlessness» in Ancient Greece, why weren't THOSE the Last Days?

Genocide, slave labor, and gross social inequality... the list of atrocities committed in the name of Godlessness is endless.

For Altizer, however, a nondialectical affirmation of the profane ends in despair and Godlessness, for the profane alone has no sacral or redemptive power.

The «harm done in the name of religion», PALES in comparison to the harm done in the name of godlessness / atheism... there's no comparison.

Most of the time we successfully erect self - justifying rationales that protect our sin against the lash of Jesus, but we all, on occasion, let our guards down, and the anger of Jesus exposes us in all our godlessness.

I merely observe that most of us slip easily into a loose godlessness — however well hidden it is beneath religious language and the outward expressions of piety - unless we are kept in a state of spiritual tension by life's disconcerting experiences.

Furthermore, all kinds of harm and destruction have been caused by godlessness, making any «harm done by religion» pale in comparison.

The so - called «militant atheist» is an insufferable trend — maybe not paramilitary, but certainly far more vociferous than their predecessors who tended to ponder their godlessness in silence (or on paper).

The Apostle Paul told us there would be Godlessness In the Last Days in 2 Timothy 3:1 - 5 & 7 and that we would see a Falling Away From The Faith in 1 Timothy 4:1 - In the Last Days in 2 Timothy 3:1 - 5 & 7 and that we would see a Falling Away From The Faith in 1 Timothy 4:1 - in 2 Timothy 3:1 - 5 & 7 and that we would see a Falling Away From The Faith in 1 Timothy 4:1 - in 1 Timothy 4:1 - 3.

Interestingly enough, the Whiteheadian view of Godlessness is quite similar in many respects to the view given by Heidegger above.

«evolution forever unable to shake the DNA of their ancestor which they must cling to in order to justify their godlessness.»

Our waiting for God, our godlessness, is partly a search for a language and a style by which we might be enabled to stand before him once again, delighting in his presence.

Because God in Jesus Christ became human and is linked with us in spite of our godlessness, human well - being and dignity will be a criterion of all things.

And it's hilarious how you dig back 1,000 years to reference fake «christian atrocities» while right here in the 20th century, atheism has killed millions of people... Mao's China, Hitler's Germany (eugenics, science, evolution... «building a better man»), Castro's Cuba, Kim's North Korea, Stalin's Russia... the «harm done by religion» pales in comparison to the harm done by atheism / godlessness...

In this context he declares that the godlessness of the world perhaps makes it closer to God.

In prayer our eyes are open to ourselves as we are: to our neediness and brokenness, to our godlessness and to the world as it is.

But your conclusion is in error because your godlessness is in contrast with God so we are in the same boat.

Behold there, he, in whom God reveals your godlessness, and in spite of that, calls you His child!

I sat through lessons and read books where Charles Darwin, persona non grata in our family, was blamed as the source of all godlessness — Nazis and Democrats, chief among them.