Sentences with phrase «longer believed in him»

After that I no longer believed in the consensus or the science of cAGW.

Actual examples: Ancient China, every couple of hundred years, the old empire would crumble under the weight of bureaucracy and associated corruption, what would always follow is a time of banditry, as people who no longer believed in any group other than themselves did whatever they wanted to enrich themselves.

But in 1976, Ben Graham no longer believed in financial analysis as a means of determining undervalued securities.

Famous atheists, Richard Dawkins, for example, tell us that the world will be a better place when people no longer believed in God, because people would have a clearer, more human, a human - based morality.

It was argued that in a secular age people no longer believed in divine intervention or activity.

Then in October 2009, Jason revealed that he no longer believed in God, rattling one of the foundations of their marriage.

I didn't handle Jason's deconversion with the most grace, so when he told me that he no longer believed in God, I asked him not to tell anyone for a while, but I was never really clear with him that when I was okay with it being public knowledge that I meant that I wanted to be public about it as well.

Alise: When Jason told me that he no longer believed in God, I asked him not to tell anyone for a while, in large part because I was worried about how people would react to me about his deconversion.

He no longer believed in hell, and others warned, if you joined him in his new worldview, you could risk spending eternity there yourself.

It wouldn't be because I no longer believed in him, but it would still be because I would never even give the time of day to «someone / thing / it» that would send even a single person to a «hell» to scream and burn and suffer and cry for all of eternity.

Now that she had seen so much of it, she no longer believed in a personal God.

He no longer believed in «Limited Atonement.»

A similar number (52 %), say they no longer believed in the teachings of their childhood religion.

Founder Cheryl Ng has long believed in building markets incrementally, placing modest quantities with international distributors as a means of testing consumer acceptance without risking a lot of capital on large production runs.

So their social ad campaigns don't do very well, and then they no longer believe in the success of the platform.

Mr. Speaker, it sounds as though he is reading a script that he no longer believes in.

But I reached a point where I could no longer believe in the christian god and became a deist.

But I can not any longer believe in anything «supernatural» until some more definitive evidence can be presented.

Is Fred Phelps, who has seized on a few hateful scriptures, more or less a Christian than Rob Bell, who no longer believes in an eternal hell?

I'm going out on a limb here and assuming you no longer believe in the Tooth Fairy or the Easter Bunny.

Nor should we overlook the fact that half the population no longer believe in biblical teaching.

Don't be surprised if your employer dismisses you when you state that you no longer believe in their product.

Call me a heretic if you want, but I no longer believe in heretics.

Here's a few options: Does it mean, flatly, that I no longer believe in God?

God no longer believing in the god everyone else does.

It says nothing about a person who got saved and then later decided to live in unrepentant sin and tell God that they no longer believe in him and don't want to go to heaven.

Hope faded away; the generation that had lived through the war could no longer believe in anything; a wave of apathy and cynicism engulfed all but the least or the most experienced soul.

Today, the common man is being told by many secularizers that our age is a post-Christian age in the sense that we no longer believe in the metaphysical.

If I think that I can not reach others except by participating in their revolt, their anger and hatred; if I think that Christ's consolation is a deluding lie and reconciliation a hypocrisy, then I no longer believe that the coming kingdom is truly present (but it is a kingdom of heaven, not of earth), and I no longer believe in the Resurrection.

My main reason for giving up the traditional arguments is that I no longer believe in a dualistic framework in which these arguments were derived.

The problem is caused by liberal Christianity's no longer believing in the resurrection, which means that the weight of God's activity is pushed forward in time.

Knowing so much, perhaps too much, we can no longer believe in things that we know to be untrue, and we can no longer support a church that continues to do so much harm to so many people.

I eventually became an Atheist, and I prefer the Theory of Evolution to Creationism, and no longer believe in miracles, but the teachings always stuck with me.

«While I will be sorry to see a tradition pas.s, I guess it was time to move on,» declared Pastor Kevin Smith, «It saddens me a little, but I can no longer preach things I no longer believe in myself.

just like thousands of other gods that people no longer believe in.

How could you maintain a position teaching mythology, when you no longer believe in it??!!

Well for me, if we no longer believe in the Virgin Birth Jesus can not be the God of St. John's Gospel, The WORD was made flesh and dwelt amonst us, or the creator of the world an universe of the first page of Genesis.

Like Dark, I no longer believe in this controlling and hate - filled God.

Yup, just another unhappy former believer angry at the world and disappointed / embarrased for having believed in something they now no longer believe in — trying to drag others along.

I no longer believe in organized religion and actually believe it's one of the most divisive things humankind faces.

He no longer believes in the Nicene Trinity..

75 % of the people no longer believe in the Establishment of the Church as they are a means for the top 1 % Aristocratic Oligarchy to maintain their power over the 99 % working masses.

I was raised Catholic, and during my military service several years ago, I came to no longer believe in the Bible nor do I believe in «blind faith» based on fear (organized religion).

Some theologians have relegated theology to the supernatural order; others, no longer believing in the supernatural, have reduced theology to feelings, emotions; and still others have given up on religious talk altogether.

By no longer believing in the «supernatural» per say.

We no longer believe in the three - storied universe which the creeds take for granted.

Now that the forces and the laws of nature have been discovered, we can no longer believe in spirits, whether good or evil.

No longer believing in Santa Claus is not a conversion, it's a letting go of a fairy tale.

He could no longer believe in God as he had always conceived him.

It does mean that most Americans no longer believe in a Victorian family ideal.