Sentences with phrase «make believers»

Before I managed to make believers out of my friends and family, I had to become a believer myself.

However, it is up to you to make them believers, and it requires a good deal of persuasion to motivate people to do the right thing for their fish.

Like we said, so far it appears this touchscreen keyboard has the ability to make believers out of the most hardcore physical keyboard people.

Otherwise, the 2010 LaCrosse has what it takes to make believers out of many of us who had written Buick off.

Make them believers and spread the eLearning love!

Critics Consensus: De Palma may not make believers out of the director's detractors, but they'll likely share longtime fans» fascination with his career's worth of entertaining stories.

Critic Consensus: De Palma may not make believers out of the director's detractors, but they'll likely share longtime fans» fascination with his career's worth of entertaining stories.

I think you'll make believers out of any smoothies skeptics.

San Diego recently began a pilot project of its own, hoping to make believers of the one - third of its population who oppose or are unsure about the technique.

These fun science experiments and activities will make them believers.

«We didn't make believers out of too many press people last year,» says Flyers coach Mike Keenan, who last season took over a team that was supposed to be rebuilding and led it to the best record in hockey, 53 -20-7.

With infused oils, you just might make believers out of them after all.

A study designed to make believers look less intelligent than hethens — a study which does not prove anything either way.

THEN make the believers hate science and common sense, when science is the only chance to get off the rock we live on?

His self - titled debut pulled from the likes of Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger — boy - band graduates who knew how to make believers out of even the thorniest skeptics.

Jeremy a great job of blowing the dust off these passages and revealing their true meaning, which is often hidden by those with an agenda of trying to make believers fear that they will loose eternity with Christ if they don't try harders through works or their obedience to following the law.

We also have a task of trying to make believers out of non-believers which is becoming harder and harder as time goes on, and articles such as these do not help out in the least bit.

CNN's «belief» blog is a series of articles that either bash religion or highlight the extreme fundamentalists in an attempt to make all believers guilty by association.

The overriding purpose of Christ's first year of ministry was to make believers.

However, an alternative concept of Purgatory had also been influential from early on, and was especially promoted by the Church father Origen in the third century: Purgatory as a form of purification to make believers fit for heaven.

His more general understanding of Christian ~ experience has been colored by this personal frustration, with the result that he has reduced the Christian life to the mere memory of a past event (he labels this «Israel») which seeks to make its believers hard, tight, and controlled.

Other Angels support the prophets and make the believers stand firm.

I think the irony here is that you have to compare the actions of believers who supposedly seek to do God's will to those of godless atheists to make believers» atrocities sound less atrocious.

It is a tool designed to make believers think.

There you go, Confused, using Salero as an excuse to make all believers out like him.

«When you see the results in yourself,» he says, «it makes you a believer very quickly.»

As I stated earlier, I am somewhat skeptical of any automatic trading system, but Option Robot has made me a believer in their system.

, people want to say that it's creationists against scientist or academia or any other reference that makes a believer seem ignorant.

If you are not a believer this may make a believer of you.

Someplace within the paragraphs you actually were able to make me a believer unfortunately only for a short while.

But does that make me a believer?

Having grown up in this religion & denomination, I have also seen things that have happened in churches across the country that would make a believer out of anyone!

ManU, knowing the details of a book doesn't make you a believer.

The Lord has made me a believer, and is endeavoring to keep me in faith.

We don't see the wind, but we believe that the wind exists through indirect evidences, i.e., leaves are moving, feeling the wind on our skin, etc..., Seeing is believing, the empirical evidence that we seek to prove that God exists, but the existence of God alone does not make us a believer.

Any information that makes believers think about their beliefs, and causes them to rationally evaluate it, is what creates unbelievers.

Having no evidence whatsoever for what they believe makes believers inviting targets for both atheists wanting to challenge challenge their beliefs and people of other faiths seeking to convert them.

Now, I have found a lot of Truth of what I have been studying, enough to make a believer in Jesus Christ as Lord and personal Savior, while feeling the presence of the Lord and the Holy Spirit.

From church and Bible, through Word and sacraments, he receives the grace that makes him a believer.

Hell, that would even make me a believer.

Events that might go unnoticed or considered to be of little importance to some can make a believer smile knowingly, or even become elated.

Francis Bacon, the famous philosopher, has rightly said that a little knowledge of science makes man an atheist, but an in - depth study of science makes him a believer in God.

Trying to make any believer (me included) have ONE dram of doubt in our heart about our belief is like trying to make a Dallas Cowboys fan think their season isn't gonna turn around!

In the same way that House of Cards won't make you a believer in politics, The Young Pope likely won't make you a believer in Catholicism.

The onus and obligation is on the one making the believer.

Hopefully the message might make a believer take a hard look at their ridiculous beliefs, like magic gardens with magic apples that are guarded by talking snakes, lol.

Asking believers for evidence (never proof) of what makes a believer believe isn't because we think we are owed any.

If a material thing like a building is required to make believer and unbeliever alike feel awestruck, does this not negate unequivocally the idea of preaching against material things?

It only makes you an believer.

Hitler was a Catholic, N. Koreans worship their leader (which makes them believers), Mao and Castro are Communist (which is a form of government, not belief) and so on...