Sentences with phrase «kind of salvation»

or will she stray into the mire of Bad apples and find a different kind of salvation?

I wonder sometimes about what kind of salvation some Christians believe....

Or will she stray into the mire of Bad Apples and find a different kind of salvation?

In the Old Testament this kind of salvation is promoted by false prophets who tickle the king's ears by declaring that more glitz, more glamour, more glory is precisely what the kingdom needs.

A lot of people run their lives under the assumption that Adam and Eve were real and what they did gives Jesus some kind of salvation power over (and justification for torturing) everyone.

From the perspective of this kind of salvation history, both church leaders and churches are of great importance because the American democracy represents God's plan for the world.

It is a kind of salvation that is mostly just a salve that does not heal at all.

He wants to scramble those «signals of transcendence» (Peter Berger's fine term) which if unscrambled speak to a yearning for a kind of salvation that to him is damnation.

The Yale philosopher Nicholas Wolterstorff provides a critical history of the nature and purpose of art in modernity and suggestions for a theory of art today that could admit both its fallenness and its potency to engender some kind of salvation, and a piece by Daniel Taylor describes the abandoned Irish monastery of Skellig Michael that might make some readers want to plan a pilgrimage to this holy and - to?

We have a right to wonder about that kind of salvation.

From Vatican II theology, then, we can conclude that a non-Christian of good will even if he is an atheist could be saved and that the kind of salvation is not merely a «natural» one but the same as that given to Christians.

As strange as it sounds, the prospect of bankruptcy in the 1970s offered New York City a kind of salvation.

Curiously, a kind of salvation for both arrives in the same person: Dr. Johann Struensee (Mikkelsen), a radical thinker who is bemused by the silly pomp of cou rt and enraged by the Council's ineffectual governing.

In this age of numbing Hollywood formula, First Reformed offers a kind of salvation — it's a movie that matters.

Age of Extinction, the fourth and latest installment of the ridiculously lucrative, critically - derided, Michael Bay - directed, Steven Spielberg - produced franchise, didn't require that kind of salvation.

Or indeed when the desire to create and contemplate beauty manages to overcome reductionism through a kind of salvation which occurs in beauty and in those who behold it.