Sentences with phrase «much faith in men»

I do nt have much faith in men since my husband is verbally and emotionally abusive towards me.

You put much faith in man's abilities to keep an inst!tution going for 2000 years... why is the Catholic Church the only Christian religion that has maintained this much history?

Man puts too much faith in Man and his opinions.

I don't usually put much faith in man - in - the - street newspaper polls, but one by the Poughkeepsie Journal on last week's «historical storm of the century» had the ring of truth.

Not exact matches

I suppose that we couldn't expect much more, since there is little incentive not to lie without fear of God... barring faith in some truly man - made myths that I'm sure this group is willing to offer.

With faith in your heart, you do not need to pursue proof or empirical evidence through human means which you will never find because God Is Spirit, thus, so much greater than mortal men which He created who have limited knowledge.

To have faith in man's ability to do good is much simpler in elegance and much more feasible than to have faith in an unseen force directing you and the people around you to do good.

But you should at least be honest and know that one who believes in the forensic science of origins of life has to have as much faith in the person asserting the theory as one has to have believing God was the witness to the event and told man kind how the world came about in simplistic terms.

I see straw men employed all the time, most frequently with the topics of politics and religion, and if you haven't seen it, well, I'm not sure I would have much faith in your sense of discernment.

If there is a God and there is just as much for as against, But lets say there is a God and he made everything Including you and He gets to make the rules because lets face it hes a lot bigger then you, So unfortunately he only wants those who believe in him based on the information given, Lets look at the facts based on the Book,, Some of his own angels turned on him and they see him every day... That had to hurt, So he decides With man he only wants those with the faith to believe based on His book and faith found thru the holy spirit, If you refuse to believe then he cant use you, cant trust you, so he will choose to toss you aside, Hey I understand It ai nt fair, Your important, Your Smart, But unfortunately hes bigger then you and he has the Juice, You either play by the rules or wait and see what not believing leads too.

The problem is people putting so much faith in a book written by men.

Now regardless of how much truth is found in other faiths, if the sacrifice of the God - man Jesus is absent from their tenets, I can't accept that they are AS valid as Christianity.

There continues to be much to learn from Kierkegaard, a man who not only arrived at a radical and dialectical understanding of faith, but who did so in the context of the advent of a world that is totally profane.

As a man of Faith, I can tell you that I believe in Satan a much as I believe in God — for the very simple reason that I have encountered evil — utter, absolute, and in my face — but the spiritual dimension can not be taught — at all.

For I was with you in much weakness, fear and trembling; and my speech and my message were not persuasive words of wisdom, but the demonstration of spirit and power, that your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men but in the power of God [I Cor.

Although we have proceeded with this discussion in a structure much simpler than that of Professor Paul Tillich, we shall attempt what he calls a «method of correlation,» whereby man's existential questions are met by the answers of our Christian faith.

The Bible even teaches to not have faith in man much less in his promises.

And not in the way of a man who spends way too much time trying to disprove God on a «faith and belief» blog.

If, in all our religions, we had more men like Gandhi, grateful for the discovery of truth in other faiths, how much better a world this would be!

You put too much faith in a book written hundreds of years after the «supposed» events my men in power wishing to hold onto it and control the masses.

Why would it seem to me, a man who desired so much to feel his presence, desired so much to rest in the faith and knowledge that God was in control, why would it seem that God was completely and totally ignoring me?

It is in this context that Paul says much about the natural man being «in sin,» until its burden is lifted and victory is won through justification by faith in Jesus Christ.

The idea of placing so much faith in a book that was told orally for many generations after being based on some similar events before being put into writing by MEN is not enough for some people to kneel and pray in forgiveness for moral missteps or praise and thanks for creation.

I believe this man is on one of those journeys, and when his journey is over he will come back with much stronger faith in God, and he will bring along others who will begin their new journey as well.

But the difficulty with this is always that it assumes two things: that faith is concerned with one's attitude to God, which is true enough, but much too broadly conceived; and that the crux of the challenge of Jesus is that men should share his faith, (Fuchs would want to express the matter in words very different from these.)

Beyond this, Gutiérrez's observation, along with converging insights of other liberation theologians, has led me to realize that the ideology involved in the traditional formulations of faith's claims is as much a problem as the mythology they involve in establishing their credibility to contemporary men and women.

Paul instructs older men to be «temperate, worthy of respect, self - controlled, and sound in faith, in love and in endurance» (Titus 2:2) and older women to be «reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good» (Titus 2:3).

One has faith in government, faith in the general goodness of man, faith in the safety of foods and medicines... there is much in the world that we do not understand, and much that's too complex for us all to grasp.

how a man rose from the dead and was not a zombie... how supposed humans started from a brother and sister committing incest but no birth defects occurred... the more educated the masses get in science the more u know these things are possible no matter how much «FAITH» u have or how many times u rewrite the good books

The churches of America, though far from decadent, are doing much less effective work than they might be doing with their resources, and the major cause of the difficulty lies in failure to present the meaning and claims of the Christian faith in terms that seem vital to the common man.

@Taj if religion is the whole answer then why are so many poor people's from all over the world want too bring their religion that did not work in their home countries too the USA if their faith in their phony religion was working would not need too get on a airplane or boat why is so much human oppression in poverty man made religious people's or they blowing them self up with bombs

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The striking works of Pratt, India and Its Faiths (1915) and A Pilgrimage of Buddhism (1928) did much to make these religions come alive for the first time for many Western readers; for Pratt had a gift not only of brilliance but of extraordinary human sympathy.10 These are clear instances of the increasing mobility of modern man: each book was written as the result of travel in the East.

And far from being a broken or dejected man at the end of his life — as some critics maintain, the better to make their case against him seem plausible — Paul VI was carried and sustained by something much stronger than anything in this world, his faith.

We have to review carefully the biblical faith about human needs for much in the contemporary search for a new Christian style of life and much of the estrangement between Christian faith and secular man lies just here.

The New Testament is in itself all that is necessary as a basis for Christian faith, but much light is thrown upon God's dealings with man in the story of Israel's halting and gradual discovery of the true nature of God as universal, not national; as law - abiding, not capricious; as a God of peace, not war; as a God of justice, love and mercy rather than of wrath, and vengeance.

But of course, as much as she is hoping that I will become a believer and then be content to spend every Sunday sitting in church with her, I am hoping she will abandon her faith, (as I did after 25 years) and then she will be content to spend her Sundays with me, the man who loves her, and we could actually go off and do things together... or, we could compromise and I would be content with having one Sunday a month with her.

Bottom line, Wenger puts too much faith in average players whereas Pellegrini, Mourinho would replace them with upgrades, even Van Gaal is set to completely get rid of the Tom Cleverly's in the Man U squad.

Slimani may just be that man, but investing as much as # 10 million in just one player would be a huge leap of faith from the Palace manager and his board.

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Instead I'll give you a summary from a Man United website, and they don't seem to put much faith in this rumour either.

Here's an example: a woman will make a man wait weeks to meet her through an online dating site but might turn around and put far too much faith far too quickly in a man she met at a bar.

That the Australian release of The Incredible Hulk coincided with that of Speed Racer and The Happening suggests that the powers that be don't have as much faith in their product as they did with Iron Man.

But at least they are compelling characters: the sadly clairvoyant Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup), who knows to much and is watching his faith in humanity ebb in to the ether; the vampirish Ozymandius (Matthew Goode), an effete tycoon who is the smartest man in the world; the embittered Rorchach (Walter Kovacs), a psychopath whose toxic moods swim across his masked face as shifting ink blots; Nite Owl II (Dan Drieberg), who is basically Batman with a Clark Kent - like alter ego as a mild - mannered model of mid-life impotence; and the latex - sheathed, dominatrix - next - door, Silk Spectre II — played by Toronto actress and Maxim cover girl Malin Akerman, who made an appearance at the Toronto premiere I attended last night.

Wanting to join the priesthood, but not having much religious faith, I abandoned the idea, destining myself to live on the secular fringes of what was considered at the time the normal world (where the men no longer were required to wear fedoras, but where sterile office cubicles in some cold stone building became the bleak destiny of so many of my contemporaries).

Three men in a Transit held together with faith and copies of the Daily Star stop and chuckle that they wouldn't get much in scrap for the Murciélago's carbonfibre.

I doubt it would have carried on for long with out CO Proudfoot as much of the men's faith was in him personally, even more so than Durga.

Christian faith notwithstanding, Gray was too much of an empiricist to accept Agassiz's metaphysical biology, and so even as he realized somewhat bitterly in recent years how far he and Darwin were from agreeing on the subject of intelligent design in nature, he stood staunchly by him as Darwin's man in the New World, his first friend, collaborator, proxy, and shield.