Sentences with phrase «just in case»

Bob said: I respond to his absurd comments just in case there is someone who has read them that might be thinking he has made a good point.

overheard, sounds like you are taking Pascal's Wager as a «just in case the Christian god is the right one», but that represents an insincere belief, for the following reason: You are claiming to believe just in case you'll be punished if you don't, not because you really believe the stories.

Just in case they were wrong, I suppose.

I happen to think it's a comfort for most Jews or they're doing it JUST in case they were wrong about the whole Jesus thing

Just in case any pollsters are following the story here - this life - long registered Republican will vote for Obama if Rick Perry is the Republican candidate.

Recently a college sophomore wrote: «We came as freshmen, with our pills — some of us just in case we should want them, some of us out of principle — to be free to experiment.

Just in case anyone could miss the meaning of the majority's clinical description, Justice Anthony Kennedy's dissent translated this into lay language:

If I'm an agnostic can I still try to use mental telepathy to talk to god just in case he's there?

Just in case any readers were confused by our error.

I re posted this again just in case you didn't see it and were not actively avoiding the questions to spread more hate and lies.

I'd rather wear a pink tutu all my life just in case I stumble into a ballet one day.

MA is in the US (just in case there is any confusion on your part).

Too funny, its like being agnostic... «i Believe in God, but not Religion» what you are really saying is, I do nt want to go to Church, Study the Bible and worship the way the bible tells you to, but as long as I still say I believe in God, then I am covered... just in case he is real... what a joke!

She is afraid to ask for too much, just in case both her children are taken into care because she can't cope.

Just in case they get too comfortable, some smiley lady in white sticks needles into them every month or so for apparently no reason and as soon as that phase is over their teeth start cutting through.

A little tidbit just in case someone should feel that an Ad Hominem Attack is waranted: I am a Veteran of the United States Armed Forces and I WILL defend this country to the death.

When Jonathan Falwell saw the first signs of what would become Hurricane Irma swirling on the weather map, he moved up the dates of his Caribbean vacation — a surprise trip to St. Martin with his wife for their 25th anniversary — just in case.

And just in case your head has been up your @ $ $ for the past 50 years or so, the CHURCH has been slapped with the massive child molestation scandal, NOT the atheists.

Here's a look at six more Christian theme parks and attractions that have also existed, just in case you're looking for another stop on your next road trip.

The problem is, most people did not see that it was a parody and attacked Dr. J for his poor or bogus research, even though I put a zinger in everyone just in case.

We forever have our thumb on the channel - change button of ultimate moral - religious truth just in case we might have to change our minds, just as we did in 1890 on plural marriage and 1978 on ordination of black members....

just in case people were curious.

Just in case Conservatives forget... Bloomberg is a Super Rich Republican and not a Proud Democrat like President Obama.

That, I suppose, is just in case the reader had failed to notice.

Why not live as though vampires actually do exist, wear a garlic necklace around your neck all the time, just in case?

Isn't it more courageous to risk hell than to go through life being religious «just in case» or holding the belief that most people don't matter because they're going to hell?

The flood it's the most obvious example of what I am about to say.I may have v wore to you on another blog about this but I feel the need to say this again just In case Ivan thinking of someone else I asked and told about this.

This understanding is entirely unhelpful not just in the case of Sam and his family but in every case of horrific evil undergone by anyone.

As we checked in, E and I were hauled in front of a security officer to taste the revolting baby food we were carrying; Hugh's Calpol was unceremoniously confiscated; E had to prise the teddy bear from his hands [the response was what E fondly calls auto - waa] and just in case mother and child were not feeling sufficiently browned off by this stage in the proceedings, I was forced to stand the other side of the security barrier while my baby and hispushchair were searched.

Evolved DNA, Just in case Gerald doesn't get back to you... Catholic Truth is Truth that the Catholic Church proclaims to be the Truth which relates to faith and morals.

And just in case it needs to be said, I am all in favor of Bible study.

I'm not 100 % sure it's not sin... in fact sometimes I ask God for forgiveness just in case I'm wrong.

Pascal's Wager says to believe just in case it's true.

Just in case you needed to feel old, it's now been 20 years since the movie The Little Rascals hit theaters.

These are the same people who are too dumb to realize the «unique DNA» argument doesn't work b / c we have twins, the «beating heart» argument doesn't work because we have lower life with beating hearts and the «potential human» argument doesn't work or we'd be saving every sperm and ovum just in case.

And that place will be just in the case where love is most needed, that is, where man must transcend his emotional attachments and instinctive responses to rise to a new level of service to the universal good.

, but I decided to sit for a while just in case an old lady drove up looking for her money.

I wanted to make that clear before I said the following, just in case our ideas intersect.

i.e. — you should believe what I tell you to just in case I'm right, because if I am and you don't believe what I tell you to, you'll suffer for it (the stick).

(2) Pablum Just in case some readers skip over words they don't know a miss something in the cartoon: Pablum means «something bland, mushy, unappetizing, or infantile, and thus (paradoxically) with little worthwhile content.»

Another space says your brothers were sent to college, but you were sent as well, just in case.

I suppose some agnostics «pray» just in case something is out there, but I think that most do not.

Must be someone using his / her name but just in case in order to keep him or her in the right frame of mind:

The baptismal voice (Luke 3:22) again speaks through the parted curtains of eternity, just in case we missed the first time, «This is my Son, my Chosen, hear him!»

The God of unlimited intelligence has a virtually infinite amount of contingency plans that will be enacted just in case things unfold a certain way, and each and every one of these contingency plans are just as perfect as they'd have been if God had foreknown as a certainty that things would unfolded this particular way.

The word «Christ» is crossed out, just in case their message wasn't clear enough.

We also decided to hold off on naming the baby even if we knew the sex, just in case there was an error.

Andrew: That's kind of like Pascal's ancient wager... It doesn't hurt to believe in it, so believe in it just in case it's true.

so this is why you believe in god... just in case??? listen, its a stupid argument because its based around a flawed god concept and according to you, god can not be flawed, right?

Just in case you don't understand — how YOU act, how YOU talk, how YOU respond, is a direct indication of how much control YOUR God has over YOU.