Sentences with phrase «laymen such»

This is especially true for economics laymen such as myself, who lack the technical language in our word - banks to help us formulate a new picture of how the economy could look without relying on tired - old frames and worn - out expressions.

For the layman such as myself, I believe this presentation appears to encapsulate a number of resources and discusses their participation in the Earths Energy Budget.

Then again it could just be a matter of you are dumbing the data down so that a layman such as I can understand it.

Not exact matches

I honed a lot of soft skills throughout my career, such as the ability to calm people down, communicate technical information in layman's terms, market my business, manage employees and more.

And thus there's no complicity with evil when a pastor, priest, or laymen sign such documents.

The vast majority of humanity is NEVER going to understand quantum mechanics, but my favorite is when the layman thinks they understand such concepts as «nothing» and «infinity».

Such ministers obviously do not hold themselves to the same kind of rigorous discipline and judgment as do laymen in their fields of endeavor.

I profess no advanced psychiatric knowledge, but such knowledge as a layman may have about the causes of disturbance to the human spirit is here placed in conjunction with what prayer can do.

But unless laymen themselves patiently seek such a dialogue with their parish priests, their bishops and so forth, it will not happen.

I know that parishes such as they should be are few and far between, I am also quite willing to concede to the educated layman the right to satisfy his essential religious needs outside the parish to which he accidentally belongs — indeed, canon law does the same.

Let the layman not imagine that his pastors are always such experts that to every problem which arises, however complicated, they can readily give them a concrete solution, or even that such is their mission.

Encourage the minister and laymen to become involved in citizens advisory committees of community mental health services (such services are beamed toward both prevention and treatment)

Perhaps each layman could be carrying a Bible; or one layman a Bible and the other some symbol of service such as a cup.

There are some persons — both theologians and laymen — who object to saying bluntly, «God is a person,» To them, such a statement seems to detract from his divine majesty and to make him too much like ourselves.

Without such explanation laymen have no choice but to interpret the symbol or myth literally, and of course it then seems senseless to them in the context of contemporary life.

Doubts about efforts at such conversion were sufficiently serious as to lead to the sending of the layman's commission to investigate first - hand what was happening on the mission field.

Such a free council, where bishops, pastors, priests and laymen could discuss freely, would be led by the Holy Spirit and the outcome would be the clear will of the Lord, the Eternal God.

In language that the medical layman can easily understand, he unflinchingly, unsparingly, and in detail describes the process by which diseases such as heart failure, Alzheimer's, and cancer will eventually kill us all, and, if they do not, old age surely will.

Such a team consists of a carefully selected and trained group of laymen including a stable A.A. member and an Al - Anon member, a lawyer, a physician, and other intelligent, warmhearted persons with a dedication to following the Great Physician.

For the Christian layman, what can be the motives of such fundamental research?

It offers the clearest explanations m such a way that it can be understood by both the learned and the layman.

In such matters the layman has no choice but to inform himself as best he can (all sorts of tools are now readily available) and to accept the most convincing position.

There are high opportunities in vocations of Christian leadership such as the ministry, the mission field, and Christian education, and many more young people should be entering them; there are also rich opportunities for Christian service and witness in an endless number of occupations to which God calls the layman.11

Creative church administration by ministers and laymen can help to provide such an organism through which the Spirit can be expressed in the world.

Most clergymen are delighted when a layman takes active leadership in beginning such a project.

Laymen should be encouraged to serve on local Councils on Alcoholism, work as volunteers in enlightened treatment facilities and halfway houses, both because such help is often needed and because the experiences will help to modify relationship - blocking stereotypes concerning alcoholics.

If such laymen feel free enough to speak with candor, their evaluation and suggestions can be of major help in strengthening the mental health impact of the service of worship.

In such projects, it is important to train a group of laymen within the church for the various roles which they may fill.

This is for two reasons: first, the minister by the detachment of his vocation knows less about the layman's problems than laymen do; and second, such groups too easily run into one more discourse to which by long conditioning it is customary to listen passively without being very much stirred to action.

Other such projects are the Sigtuna Institute in Sweden, the Kerk en Wereld center near Utrecht in Holland, Cluny in France, the Zoë movement in Greece, and numerous other less permanent arrangements by which Christian laymen meet occasionally for a week end of conference on matters of mutual Christian concern.

The ideological foundations of these other faiths are seldom carefully analyzed or theoretically defended, but they make their impact by such powerful and continuous stimuli that relatively few laymen in concrete issues oppose them with the counterclaims of the Christian gospel.

The mobilization had been called by Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, one of the first such efforts by the activist group now known as Clergy and Laity Concerned.

The Y's engaged in many activities including social service and humanitarian work, evangelism of an interdenominational sort, the training of laymen for such work, and activities designed to appeal especially to young men and women.

In the conversations reported, the laymen are wrestling with the meaning of their lives and are unable to hear and understand the preaching of the church; and the preachers are struggling with the meaning of the gospel with such exclusive concentration that they are estranged from the meanings of their people.

Nevertheless, the layman's common - sense view of reality is baffled by such conundrums as the nature of time and space, the reality of human freedom, quantum jumps in physics, or the claim of modern science that colors are not really present in the objects of perception but only in the mind of the beholder.

Conversations are reported where the laymen are wrestling with the meaning of their lives and are unable to hear and understand the preaching of the church; and the preachers are struggling with the meaning of the gospel with such exclusive concentration that they are estranged from the meanings of their people.

(d) Education and Training — in such areas as continuing education for local clergy, in - service staff training, clinical pastoral education by qualified supervisors, and educating of clergy and laymen in programs of positive mental health.

Such laymen are working at this in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and other large urban areas.

Opportunities for Laymen: With such a dynamic understanding of health, salvation, and community, what may laymen do to move into the forefront of the community mental health revolLaymen: With such a dynamic understanding of health, salvation, and community, what may laymen do to move into the forefront of the community mental health revollaymen do to move into the forefront of the community mental health revolution?

But perhaps it is better to leave priest and layman to fulfill their vocations without mixing them; meanwhile, the Trappist monk going from the altar to milk the cows may serve to represent the principle that no honorable labor is unbefitting the priesthood as such.

She is such a nice person and imparts her knowledge freely and in an very down to earth manner that we laymen can understand.

writes beautifully concise English; has put a lot of effort into eschewing accountant speak so that he has kept everything simple for the layman, and importantly he has put time and effort into constructing his composition in such a way that every key point flows effortlessly into the next.

In 1873 he published Lombard Street: a Description of the Money Market, a surprisingly readable layman's guide to the financial world that is full of such sound analysis that it has become invaluable for those trying to understand the present economic crisis, 136 years later.

@holmes200 The example you bring up in your second comment in laymen's terms can be considered extortion, and the EU would also probably consider secondary costs (such as giving other member states bad ideas) before «throwing money at Greece» and caving.

There was never any law saying random billionaires couldn't build their own rockets to the moon; it was just that during the heyday of the Expert, such a feat, like cutting both sides of your hair symmetrically, was assumed to be out of the layman's reach.

International scientific organizations, such as AAAS or SPIE, should take the lead in harmonizing these structures in a very collaborative way, as well as the ethical norms and intellectual property policies that surround them, thus making science more accessible to laymen and policy - makers for a purer and standardized global research environment.

I am only a layman in such terms, but Day really makes a good case for further examination.

In layman's terms, such increases in anabolic hormones and with recovery being enhanced you can expect more muscle growth.

I also know for a fact that being more approachable, such as having a show breeder run a pet store where the layman can buy quality dogs and get hooked up with dog shows and handlers would be a huge success.

In layman's terms, the bottom half of the skull develops in such a way as to crowd the cerebellum of the brain, impeding the path of cerebrospinal fluid movement around the brain and spinal cord.