Sentences with phrase «must now»

The church must now compete, in an open market, with other claimants for the truth.

And for anyone to suggest that this man in the cell must now do something specific with his freedom would be highly improper.

That is, having spread out over the whole globe, men must now come together in new dimensions and intensities of interaction.

If the road to the universally relevant is through the concrete, then we must now ask what constitutes a theological school, what sort of social space and social form it may be, and how it is related to particular and equally concrete congregations.

Questions which came up as early as Thesis I and later in the course of our work must now be pursued to a conclusion and clarified in the light of similar problems.

The question we must now answer is whether our scarred society will demand better once we're mended.

Everything that theology has thus far become must now be negated; and negated not simply because it is dead, but rather because theology can not be reborn unless it passes through, and freely wills, its own death and dissolution.

The immediate reference of the term is to the modern physicist's conviction that light, previously understood as waves, must now also be thought of as quanta, discrete packets of energy, and that these apparently contradictory theories are really complementary.

The discussion begun above on VI A must now be continued.

The role of analogy in the more systematically - developed interpretive images which we have called models must now be examined.

The power of modern weapons to incinerate vast civilian populations with no available civil defense must now be reckoned with.

The price is that we who follow Christ must now be a different kind of people in the world.

From this general description of the Church's responsibility we must now move to the consideration of its accountability for society.

He must now witness a grotesquely modified re-enactment of the situation, in which his role of adulterer is played by his son Amnon, his role of murderer by his son Absalom, and the role of the violated woman by his daughter Tamar.

I must now claim that Whitehead is offering a radically novel version of evil in human life.

We must now look at what the people believed commensurately was required of them in this crucial bilateral agreement.

This position must now be taken even on strictly practical and prudential grounds.

Even dissent and avant - gardism must now define themselves as over against mainstream media content and programming, which gives an unearned cachet to willed obscurantism.

Families flee to the suburbs as residential taxes rise to pay for the services that must now be supplied to commuters.

Perhaps American religion's recent conservative shift has so affected the mood of the schools that denominational seminaries must now battle just to hold on to the gains made in the 1950s and «60s (such as commitments to practical theology, to historical - critical hermeneutics and to revisioning traditional dogmatics).

I see no alternative but that he or she must now personally integrate what tradition did in the past.

But more of a humanitarian effort where those who have been shown the path must now go and tell others also so that they too may live.

Coal companies must now appear before federal judges to get special permits for this process.

Having insisted that biology erred in rendering authentic personhood, the progressive must now show the will to be immune from exactly the same vulnerability.

To survive as a genuine believer, the Christian must now personally integrate what tradition did in the past.

The two stories must now be told together.

We must now leave Mr. Brown with his private moral and social dilemmas.

Accordingly, at a later stage in the evolution of consciousness, we find it operative in individual poets, enabling them to intuit relationships which their fellows have forgotten — relationships which they must now express as metaphor.

And having reached this point, I must now ask you to recall what I said in my last lecture about the subconscious life.

By no means; and for a series of reasons (or conditions to be fulfilled) which I must now set forth, from the most superficial to the most profound.

We have increasingly become aware that to the whole set of problems that go under the heading of peace and social justice we must now add another group of issues.

But we must now settle our scores more carefully with this whole optimistic way of thinking.

But in cult - centered law, the relationship is no longer the God - man - man pattern of prophetic law, but must now be put in the pattern God - man - God.

The idea that everybody counts for one and nobody counts for more than one must now be applied to the realities and possibilities of Spaceship Earth.

(1) There is the (partial) estrangement of humankind from the world (or nature), evidenced by (a) enmity between serpent and woman; (b) partial alienation of man from the earth, upon which he must now toil for his food; and (c) pain of childbirth, implying conflict even within the (female) human body.

We must now examine more closely the perspective in which Ricoeur carries on his project of opening the way for the text of Scripture to restore the «interval of interrogation» in which the question of faith can be heard.

The designation of the «pure form» is based on a loaded idea of what is original, which we must now put to the test.

Outside help must now be introjected as self - help, and the self must become the rescue, the ritual, the thread, etc..

The process has indeed a destructive side, for so much of what passes for the communication of persons in superficial living must now give way to the painful process of exploring what is hard to admit, and the giving up of cherished self - images.

... We must now pursue every effort, turn every rock, and not stop until Saeed is safely on American soil.»

Harper Lee's southern hero understood a truth that many religious conservatives must now embrace: Bravery often isn't rewarded.

But for those who have got an inkling of what this is all about, who have learned the lesson, the situation is post - «death of God»; we must now go on to the constructive task.

We must now try to say a word about an experience that sooner or later befalls almost every adult — the grief that comes when death removes a person that is loved.

We have been tracing some basic issues with regard to property, or «capital»; we must now look at the other side of the dual structure of economic life, namely, «labor.»

We Protestants must now reciprocate and name our sin in dividing Christ's body.

Instead, they are sheep who have believed in the grace and mercy of God, and as a result have received eternal life from God, but who must now recognize that the true source of their eternal life is Jesus Christ, God in the flesh, their good and true Shepherd.

But since they regard that truth as refracted through human finitude, they can not insist that their version of it must now become the one way for everyone — and been forced by the government.

A theology of revelation must now pay special attention to such observations as these.

What if I come to you and say that because you are against stealing from store, you must now take up the thief's jail sentence and criminal record?

Thomas Berry has even proposed that we must now look at the universe, within whose unfolding our human and religious histories are only a very recent chapter, as the «primary revelation.»