Not exact matches
I describe myself as a «former evangelical» for many reasons, not the
least of which is I have an adult gay son who is not welcomed in lots
of churches (neither is he welcomed by Muslims or those who
practice B'hai Faith).
When the
Church panel found that the FBI too had been using «friendly» reporters at
least through 1973, the bureau insisted that if names were published the reporters might «dry up» as sources
of information — thus implying that the
practice is still going on.
During the early years, however, Jose and I
practiced a parenting style consistent with what we were learning in
church — negative emotions were «bad» and somehow needed to be avoided or at
least taken care
of quick.
Facing East is certainly not an innovation, since, until the Second Vatican Council, it was the universal Catholic
practice for at
least fifteen hundred years, with some scholars contending that it goes back to the very beginnings
of the
Church.
The Catholic
Church has a
practice of «sainting» dead people who obtained a certain level
of holiness during their life and who have at
least two verifiable miracles to their credit.
at
least in every single muslim country someone can
practice their religion... and i know for a fact that theres dozens
of churches in jordan and many other muslim countries, JUST not in saudi arabia, which you people feel obliged to keep poking at... if you don't respect their most holy spot, how do you call yourselves «civilized people», more like bullies..
It is at
least possible that Mark's gospel attributes to Jesus» authority the
practices of a later Gentile
church.)
Moreover, however dependent the Indian
Church structure later became on the Syrian Persia, the fourth - century report
of Theophilus the Indian is evidence that at
least two hundred years before Cosmas it had already begun the indispensable process
of accommodating Christian
practice to Indian ways.
More than half
of evangelicals strongly or somewhat agreed (56 %) that people
of color are often put at a social disadvantage because
of their race, compared with about two - thirds
of practicing Christians (64 %) and those who attend
church at
least once a week (66 %).
People do very important things, they pursue matters
of ultimate concern, in
churches that offer «somewhat different ideals and
practices than liberal society can... Indeed, this perception
of difference is much
of what attracts people to religion or, at
least, to
church and synagogue.»
«Online dating sites help me to find someone from my location, the one who is doing his own business, having yearly income
of not less than $ 150,000, who is a
practicing Catholic Christian visiting
church at
least on every Sunday, someone who is a non-smoker and occasional drinker, and
of course, who is serious in long term relationship», Jessica told.