Sentences with phrase «much from»

We live, says Schor, in «an economy and society that are demanding too much from people.»

And my third claim is a corollary: While some students can profit greatly from a full three years at an ecumenical seminary, all ministers can gain much from having a segment of their preparation for ministry there.

Would we be lacking so much from not having a Bible or would God totally make up for that (for lack of a better word)?

Priests have taken so much from the kids they hurt.

I have really enjoyed this series, and have learned so much from it.

He has a lot of explaining to do for all his followers that lost much from this experience.

@K from AZ So you feel America has changed so much from your past?

The call itself — to whomever — must issue as much from the serving community as from the «pastor» alone, to both the pastor and the whole community.

Christians have received so much from the Hebrew mother faith of which they are no longer aware.

Nietzsche preached a spiritual gospel, a new religion without God, beyond Christianity and atheism, that could still learn much from the old faiths.

But the quantitative mixture and order of these moods vary so much from one age of the world, from one system of thought, and from one individual to another, that you may insist either on the dread and the submission, or on the peace and the freedom as the essence of the matter, and still remain materially within the limits of the truth.

When our churches are too often divided by society's barriers, we miss so much from each other.

Our children and grandchildren deserve that much from us.

you're prob not hearing much from true followers of Christ because they would never claim to be perfect and two we're kind of not encouraged — by Christ, to proclaim to the world the good that is done

«In winter he suffered very much from the frost.

On the other hand, he may discover and learn much from nonspeculative discourse — what Whitehead called barbaric discourse because it had not yet been illuminated by the philosophical logos.

The deepest convictions of men in favor of future hope, therefore, have come not so much from those who have framed arguments for it as from those who have heightened life's spiritual value, given it new meaning, made it wealthy with fresh significance and purpose until it has seemed as though it ought to go on.

This question seems all the more legitimate to me in that, on the one hand, the philosopher can hardly discover or learn much from a level of discourse organized in terms of philosophy's own speculative categories, for he then discovers fragments borrowed from his own discourse and the travesty of this discourse that results from its authoritarian and opaque use.

You can't expect too much from us.

I have learned so much from you, been so profoundly challenged and encouraged by you, and found myself so richly blessed by you, it's hard to find the right words with which to express my gratitude.

I learn so much from her every day.

I hope you will learn as much from his story as I did.

I hope you learn as much from Boz as I did.

You can't expect too much from their small minds since they are also the ones that call faith, the Bible and Christianity hogwash.

, a question deriving not so much from the Catholic tradition as from the dilemma of cradle Catholics caught up in the maelstrom of collapsing social norms and carnal yearnings unleashed by the sexual revolution of the «sixties, of which we can say, in Lady Bracknell's words»... I presume you know what that unfortunate movement led to?»

Our long - time observation is that we can learn much from others, some good and some bad.

I have learned so much from you and greatly appreciate your teachings.

Learned so much from them!

They must have suffered very much from what modem psychologists call «cognitive dissonance» — the painful disagreement between what we believe and what others maintain with assurance.

That may not seem like much, but, as at the beginning of the first millennium so also at the beginning of the third, alien citizens know not to expect too much from the earthly city.

I would expect as much from anyone in government or business.

Homosexual activists like the playwright Larry Kramer and the writer Gabriel Rotello, author of Sexual Ecology — an important weaving together of ecology theory, epidemiology, and sexual politics — have been ferociously attacked by their fellow gay activists for publicly acknowledging that AIDS results as much from human behaviors as from specific microbes.

Her conviction is very lovable, and one can learn much from her, but one thing is not to be learned from her, one does not learn the movements, for her conviction does not dare in the pain of resignation to face the impossibility.

I am not advocating what the author taught in his book and if fact I really don't remember much from it I read it so long ago.

Hence Screwtape's and Wormwood's success in claiming souls derives not so much from their abilities to present and indirectly define their victims» «realities» but from their victims» inability, or more likely, unwillingness to discern or encounter the higher metaphysical realities which Christ represents.

I've learnt so much from it the last two years or so.

Those accustomed to reading analysis of faith - based reforms by sociologists, theologians and social workers can learn much from the political science perspective.

I often learn as much from you as I hope you learn from me.

I have actually been going through very hard time «spiritually» I can't seem to help myself and I expect too much from God.

Indeed, they see all religion deriving as much from human spiritual striving and creativity as from God's instructive presence.

So I was expecting much from this book.

«Churches and persons involved at present in the World Council of Churches» life and work can learn much from the above mentioned groups; and, on the other hand, these groups need the correction and support of the ecumenical fellowship».41

But we can learn much from our observations as to the appropriate strategies and vehicles of Christian speech and then adapt these to our own situation.7

Neither pilot not passengers get much from a trip that is made with landing gear down all the way.

Why do christians post so much from the religion of horror??

I learn so much from your blog, David, precisely because I have never been spiritually abused (or abused in any other way), and I have never had to deconstruct my beliefs.

The gay rights movement has taken much from the pages of the civil rights movement, but, tellingly, it is rejecting one of the civil rights movement's most important (if not its most important) precepts: love your enemies.

He wants it so much from us that He actually gives it to us.

I have learned not to expect much from conservative Christianity and tend to give conservative Christians a wide berth.

I value these things as well, and have learned much from Calvinists about how to better articulate and nurture them.