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Missing from that list of expenses, as Vennochi points out, is the word «rent.»

The primary point that people are missing, he argues, is that money being pumped into Spain from Europe is going to the banking sector through the Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring, a government - sponsored organization that will now be overseen by the IMF, and not the Spanish government itself.

If you start screaming at the screen because their views differ from your own, you've missed the point of the exercise.

Still, Trump's lousy tariff idea is surely motivated by our persistent deficits in steel and aluminum, a point I thought was missing from this otherwise useful article in the AMs WaPo on US productivity gains in steel.

This makes sense given how bonds are structured, but I think many investors miss this point when they worry about the potential risks from rising interest rates.

That's three percentage points lower than it is now, representing roughly 7.5 million jobs missing from the nation's economy.

Rubin's curious point in the OpEd is that it wasn't «courses in economics or finance» from his days at Harvard that prepared him «for working at Goldman Sachs and in the government» (notice the almost decade - long stretch at Citigroup is completely missing) but instead «the key was Professor Demos's philosophy course and the conversations about existentialism in coffee shops around campus.»

Hi Andreas, I agree that the Household Annual Expenditure Vs. Gross Income table from UBS is probably quite accurate, however it's missing the point of how much of that spending is discressionary.

Khan's arguments make the point that the public interest is missing from traditional consideration of antitrust.

This is the point you miss; faith comes from hearing the word of God and you can not hear it.

If we have the Bible, but not Christ, we will surely miss the point because eternal life does not spring from Scripture (Jn 5:39 - 40), instead, the Life Himself must be known (Jn 17:3) in order to gain knowledge and wisdom (Col 2:2 - 3) as it should be.

Our pastor has preached on election and predestination the last couple of weeks from Ephesians 1, and I think missed the point of what Paul is saying (hence why I've been thinking about this stuff lately!)

And with 7billion on the planet (and growing), these «young people missing millions from their generation» should be thankful that clusters of cells can be medically removed, preventing unwanted births and (perhaps) even saving the human population from growing to a point of unsustainability.

I may have missed some point of information, but, from all I can gather, it appears as if no one from a news source has contacted Julie McMahon directly, so that whole thing just hits me as odd.

pablo ya missed the point, he values his live and gives his life meaning, rather than attributing meaning from an outside source.

From my point of view Steve — you have completly missed the point of the message of Christ?

Hellbent... my point, apparently missed by you, is that, because you will ALWAYS chalk up answered prayer to coincidence, there is no reason to evaluate it from a scientific point.

The Archimedean point of reference is missing, for God has no dialectical reality apart from us as well as in our midst, no reality apart from the world as well as in it.

I think what you are missing from my post is that I intentionally used hyperbole to make a point — and the point still stands.

You missed the point: A creator, fine - tuner god is a far cry from a god that can walk on water, make pigs run into the sea, order angels to kill all first born or split open oceans to save his favorite people.

Unfortunately, this story will attract numerous posts from people that accomplish not much more than sitting at their computers 24/7 and God - bashing, missing the whole point and spewing their mindless, moronic hatred.

My broad - brush take on Eldredge, et al, is that it's a pendulum swing from one pagan extreme to the other, having missed the point of biblical manhood entirely.

And I see you missed the point, and never read «A Universe From Nothing» (Kraus) You would really like it if I quit.

If you did not understand that from the point I was trying to make, then you have missed everything.

From my point of view his article completely missed the point.

They believe that Jesus was born of Adam who came down from heaven to impregnate Mary, and that God Himself used to be a man like us, who progressed higher and higher until He became a god, which we will become if we work hard to be good enough.They have a form of righteousness, but miss the whole point of true salvation — trusting in Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross to save them.

Missing from his assessment are the countersigns of renewal and the promising directions pointed by John Paul II which play such a large part in, for instance, George Weigel's The Courage to Be Catholic, which covers most of the same territory.

Just to make sure we didn't miss his point, in verse 24 Jude tells us «Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy».

Brian from Arizona Brian, you miss the point.

To view political theology as one branch of theology alongside others would be, from his point of view, to miss the point.

Councillor Toby Neal at Nottingham City Council was quoted by the Nottingham Post as saying: «Whilst respecting the court's decision, I feel the judge has missed the point of us bringing this action, which was to protect people from feeling bullied and intimidated while accessing hospital services - something we don't welcome in our city.»

No, instead, these came from the writings of emerging church leader Brian McLaren in the book he cowrote with Tony Campolo entitled Adventures in Missing the Point.

In case you missed it, though I'm not sure how you could have at this point, last week, the Pew Research Center released a ton of data from a survey on the religious landscape of America.

As I prepare for that, (and recover from this week's «Adventures in Missing the Point» conference in Chattanooga), I thought I'd ask what you think about the phrase, «Christian Worldview.»

I can understand making the point that the people of Ferguson should be invited to forgive what they perceived as a wrong on the part of the officer...... but for you to make the assumption and then state that the Officer's action was «wrong» (if that is what you meant to say) is not something I can agree with, not without your full rationale (which maybe I missed from an earlier post)....

Given the nature of the attack from Hitchens, this was an important point to miss.

But one thing that seemed missing from nearly every chapter was the one thing that I thought I was reading: the chapters were missing explanations of how these Old Testament books pointed to Jesus or were understood by Him.

The theological tradition which tries to separate the suffering of Jesus» humanity from his divinity simply misses the decisive point about the atonement.

From my own peculiar point of vantage I sense that many Christians may be missing something — a message hidden in Scripture, in the words of the church fathers, and in the deliberations at Vatican II — without which our attempts at interfaith dialogue will be of little or no avail.

I think they miss Richard's point, mistake his character, and close themselves off from the very valid point he's making.

Those who approach matters from a dualistic point of view often miss this commonality of long - term interest, seeing primarily the tensions.

Now my point in all this is to note that the idea of community is missing from substantialist thought.

Some of the posters, encouraged by CNN in its skewed headline and interesting censorship in its quote from Ms. Rice's original blog posting (they omitted the phrase «I remain comitted to Christ»), seem to have missed the point.

Itâ $ ™ s as if I have been released from leg chains in the hold of an 18th century slave ship and transported to a world of such natural beauty that I canâ $ ™ t find a point to begin observing it for fear that I will miss something in another location.

To view Alwyn» s violent act from a separate or individualistic point of view is to miss the systemic nature of the act and the deeper meanings which help to constitute its future implications (JBSP 218).