Sentences with phrase «more liberal culture»
Because of the more liberal culture it is probably more worth it to be a sugar baby or a mistress in the West.
http://www.beyondblackwhite.com/ Not exact matches
It will change and adapt to the culture and maybe even be come more liberal.
Niebuhr also observed that those calling for a new synthesis of Christ and culture on a neo-Thomist basis had, in fact, more in common than they realized with the accommodating liberal culture - Protestants they deplored.
Within liberal circles the reaction is to blend more adequately with the surrounding culture by adapting «the new authority» to ecclesial purposes.
But the subsequent defeat of fascism seemed to have rescued our culture, to have given it a new start — and thus covered over once more the possibility of that culture's ending, the incipient mortality of the democratic and liberal culture which fascism had challenged.
When faced with an unhappy sexual culture among the young, baby boomer liberals almost always urge greater openness about sex and a more affirming attitude.
The danger of liberals becoming faithless and ineffectual witnesses becomes even more evident when we consider the dynamic factor in culture.
That mainline liberal Protestantism can look at itself, then look at American culture and still presume that we are making our culture more Christian is either conceit or deceit.
Most immigrants from socialist countries are fare more exposed to more cultures and even ethnicities than most hardcore Western liberals (I lived on 3 continents and visited 4, you?)
More than anything else, this is a culture war — and many of those kicking out against the liberal (former) status quo are middle - class and affluent.
His careful attempts to position the party as a brake on the more right - wing instincts of the Conservatives have been blown off course by having to deal with serious allegations about Liberal Democrat conduct and defend arcane aspects of party rules and culture.
Not necessarily as liberal as Europe, but we are becoming a culture far more accepting of cohabitation and children born out of wedlock.
Though the industry presence in Telluride seems to grow every year, the core group of attendees remain affluent, cultured liberals who shell out $ 800 or more to discover what amount to the year's best movies.
This leads back to my open question: Can we foster a culture in which veracity is more valuable than one's cultural identity as a liberal or libertarian, group hugger or individualist...?