We hear much the same
message from culture - warring Christians, and from secular conservatives who covet Christian votes.
Early in my own recovery process I began to realize the wrong messages I received about sex growing up —
messages from my culture, my family and from my peers.
Not exact matches
Once a month, a new thread would be posted where listings were welcome — a departure
from the general «no self - promotion»
culture of many eBay
message boards and groups.
Right
from its opening sentence («One of the most salient features of our
culture is that there is so much bullshit,») the book's
message resonated with a public outraged by a rash of corporate scandals and feeling deceived by the failure of American forces to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
What I'd like us all to take
from «wm» is a conviction that conservative pop
culture studies have to attend to the impact of the medium as well as of the
message, or better said, since McLuhan can't be fully right, that we must grapple with the popularity as well as the
culture of pop
culture.
But they had all built loyal ranks of followers well beyond their social networks — they were evangelical Christian leaders whose inspirational
messages of God's love perform about 30 times as well as Twitter
messages from pop
culture powerhouses like Lady Gaga.
There were no sons for my parents to rely on in their old age, to provide for their retirement, and then to care for them; that was the
message I heard directly and indirectly
from family and the extended «aunties» and «uncles» who were not blood relatives but connected by ethnic heritage,
culture, and language.
I don't know the driver and am not free to judge her, but her display did cause me to reflect on how many Christians engage the broader
culture, and how disconnected it often seems
from the central Gospel
message that the God who made us and loves us is about the business of making all things right.
When a
culture is preoccupied by fear of the dark powers which rule the world, one will find especially the
message of release
from that fear.
In discussions of the «indigenization» of the church in non-Western
cultures one hears that the New Testament itself is a particular indigenization and that the gospel
message needs to be extracted
from first century «cultural clothing» to be re-clothed in that of another age.
Contrary to common opinion (at least in the evangelical / charismatic circles I was immersed in) I don't see that as a fatal weakness but a strength, removing the
message from the brittle confines of times and places and
cultures long gone and into the realm of resilient timelessness.
If the trends shows us anything, it's that finding hope
from spiritual torment through the church and the promises of God is a
message that
culture needs — even if that is a scary thought for some people.
I mean, communicated
from a divine source by Jesus Christ as God, through inspired prophets and wise men, apostles, teachers, the writers of the books of the Bible, councils of church leaders, popes, and so on, in such a way that the
message has been transmitted in human language, clothed in the external forms of human thought, given, indeed, in the characteristic language and thought - forms of particular nations and
cultures, but at the same time in such a way that its essential content has been unaffected by the human mind's fallibility, ignorance and feebleness of apprehension.
Our «first naivete» is surely the condition of being in some sense «called,» but unable to distinguish the authentic
message from the reality - apprehensions of our
culture or
from the dogmatic and ecclesiastical framework in which we hear it.
Racist hate - mongers like Farrakhan and Cokely and their genocidal
messages, far
from being stigmatized and isolated on the political fringe, have — through the intervention of the political left, the tolerance of the civil rights establishment, and the acquiescence of the liberal center — become part of the
culture itself.
But the
message of Ecclesiastes and the church's traditional wisdom about death need to be heard, especially in our death - denying
culture (and especially in Lent, though not exclusively then) The memento mon are gone —
from our lives,
from our
culture,
from the church in our time.
But if it has any
message for modern man, if it has any place for him to stand and fight against the demoralizing and tyrannizing structures of a
culture that has been severed
from its true secular responsibility to serve human need, then those Christians who know this must speak and act.
Passages that were originally written for groups of people, and intended to be read and applied in a community setting (the nation of Israel, the various early churches, the first followers of Jesus), have been manipulated to communicate a personal, individual
message... thus leading the reader away
from the original corporate intent of the passage to a reaffirmation of the individualistic, me - centered, and consumerist tendencies of American religious
culture.
Christopher West finds the most attractive part of the great Pope's
message to be a call to liberation
from the disordered life that he and so many people who have grown up in our sex - saturated
culture have entered into.
And college football's internet
culture, including the amateur detective work that ranges
from plane - tracking to social media decrypting, sprang
from message boards.
I am certain that Rest, Play, Grow will be the go - to guide for confused and exhausted parents who are receiving mixed
messages from professionals and the
culture - at - large about how to raise their children.
Maxwell, a clinical psychologist, helps parents figure out what they want their children to know about sex, and helps them contradict the
messages children receive
from the media and our
culture about sex and sexual promiscuity.
All we can expect, I'm afraid,
from the N.F.L. and its players are, at best, the same mixed, muddled and contradictory «Do as I say, not as I do»
messages that Morey tried to sell us this week along with a subtle and often not - so - subtle reinforcement of exactly the kind of play through pain, take it like a man, macho
culture that is such an integral part of the N.F.L.'s
culture and, frankly, for its mass appeal.
It became obvious that someone needed to do something to help parents navigate the confusing
messages we get
from our
culture: «If you pick them up, you'll spoil them.»
However, this represents poor scholarship on Badinter's part, because seriously, these sorts of small - time, topical online communities and media sources are simply a response to the dominant
messaging from real power sources in our
culture.
A School Food Working Group (SFWG) brings together individuals
from across a school to look at its food
culture (what it teaches about food, the food it serves, the
messages children receive about food), and develop a plan for improving it.
A School Food Working Group (SFWG) brings together individuals
from across a school to look at its food
culture (what it teaches about food, the food it serves, the
messages children...
In modern terminology, this translates to a woman «listening» to the definitive
messages from magazines, television, and movies (a.k.a. mainstream
culture) as the ultimate determiner of beauty.
Today, sites like Facebook and Twitter are used for everything
from instantaneous
messaging to organizing activists, even while the more digitally savvy candidates are trying to leverage widely - read pop
culture sites like Buzzfeed to create viral content that offers a level exposure that was once unimaginable.
The
message to all the well - connected lobbyists and legislators who have benefited
from Albany's pay - to - play
culture is clear: the party is over.»
We identified individual - level diurnal and seasonal mood rhythms in
cultures across the globe, using data
from millions of public Twitter
messages.
Three years ago, a distraught
message from a teen to Anthony Aveni, an astronomer at Colgate University who specializes in meso - American
culture, led him to write The End of Time: The Maya Mystery of 2012, a book that investigates and discredits the 2012 scenarios.
Create a
culture in which supervisors do not feel pressure to immediately respond to emails and
messages from their superiors while meeting with their employees.
The «preliminary
message»
from CDC, he adds, is that «we need a more sensitive
culturing method.»
The
message was meant to be an interstellar postcard
from our
culture, and included pictographic figures of our planet, our solar system and even the recipe for DNA.
From the Soko Glam community, I received so many messages from women and men from all ages and cultures who decided to try the Korean skin care routine and saw their skin — and confidence — transform for the bet
From the Soko Glam community, I received so many
messages from women and men from all ages and cultures who decided to try the Korean skin care routine and saw their skin — and confidence — transform for the bet
from women and men
from all ages and cultures who decided to try the Korean skin care routine and saw their skin — and confidence — transform for the bet
from all ages and
cultures who decided to try the Korean skin care routine and saw their skin — and confidence — transform for the better.
One of our clients was very interested in meeting someone
cultured, but she wasn't getting a lot of
messages from guys who were into museums and art,» says davis.
If you go to one of numerous groups dedicated to foreign languages or foreign countries /
cultures, there will be a great number of single, young, and good - looking ladies
from Ukraine and Russia, and your success rate to meet a match on VK will be considerably higher than writing
messages to the women found by the user search function.
Meet singles in your area for friendship, dating and romance, photo personals, instant
messages, chat and As readers might be able to tell
from my articles, I find online dating to be interesting both for its methodology and how it has transformed our
culture.
The visuals are beautiful, but still don't distract
from the lack of a
message regarding our own society's obsession with nostalgia - driven pop
culture and dependency on technology is excessively apparent.
In inviting you to observe each island's quirks and rituals, Dragon Quest 7 sends a positive
message about embracing other
cultures, conveyed by an excellent localisation that works hard to distinguish each settlement
from the next.
Especially now with
message board fan
culture, fans can get a single unofficial image
from set and overanalyze it.
Incorporating writing
from a completely different
culture that speaks to the same aspect of the human condition sends a powerful
message about inclusion and diversity.
People in public education unwittingly destroy school
cultures all the time by treating educators as interchangeable cogs, transferring principals and teachers without regard for a school's approach and operating assumptions, by creating one - size - fits - all mandates that suggest a school's distinctiveness is a nuisance, not a value, and by sending mixed
messages and edicts
from the central office until people are burned out and resentful.
They determine the
messages that radiate
from the pillars that form the school's
culture.
, And yet there is a hard
message delivered amid all these feel - good attributes: about our reaction to others who differ
from us, whether they are members of our own family or another
culture.
Recount stories, including fables, folktales, and myths
from diverse
cultures; determine the central
message, lesson, or moral and explain how it is conveyed through key details in the text.
Themes of friendship, forgiveness, rivalry, trickery, bravery, and courage can be compared and contrasted with folklore connected to students»
cultures, and
from other parts of the world, to explore the concept of central
message.
Girls Will Be Girls: Raising Confident and Courageous Daughters by JoAnn Deak, Ph. D. (Hyperion, $ 23.95, 320 pages, ISBN 078686768X) deals with overcoming the obstacles particular to girls as they struggle with body image, self - esteem, intellectual and physical growth and other issues while getting mixed
messages from contemporary
culture.
We may be
from different countries,
cultures, and backgrounds, but together, we can raise our voices and share one life - saving
message and literally save millions of pets on this one day.