Sentences with phrase «much he understands stone»

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But if you teach them how much God hates them, how they are an abomination, how they needs to die, stoned, how could they ever understand Gods love?

It is not until we see how much it cost God to remove the stone between us and Him, that we understand how great was the weight of sin's guilt.

We use those obvious questions as stepping - stones toward what we hope is a much more nuanced view of the modern neuroscientific understanding of how the three or so pounds of brain in your head can give rise to the complexities of the human experience.

The business is covered by a front man (Nick Frost) who is too stoned to really understand much of anything.

A novelist himself on a much smaller scale, Lipsky pitched to Rolling Stone that he profile Wallace and try to understand who this junk - food - loving literary wunderkind with pop culture tastes really was.

Wow, great information — thanks so much... I know nothing is set in stone but this is just the pure basics and now I have an ideal... great read and very understanding... I have a 4 breed mix dog (American bulldog, boxer, bull mastiff, Rottweiler mix... at least that's what I was told)... she is 3 months at 22 lbs (according to your chart she will be right around that) im praying she stays under a 100 lbs... thanks once again for the article... I guess dogs are really a lot like kids — there all different no blanket ownership here... no such thing as a bad dog just bad owners!!!

In order to make a Bond game, you have to understand the cultural aspect of what Bond is all about, something Bizarre is doing with James Bond 007: Blood Stone judging by not only the newest developer diary embedded above, but pretty much every bit of the game they've shown so far.

And in a macho understanding of these things that goes back to 1550 (when Giorgio Vasari published the first art history book, The Lives of the Artists, and devoted much of it to Michelangelo's famous struggles to release the figures «hidden» in his marble blocks), stone carving was seen as a primary test of the artist's abilities.