Sentences with phrase «nature of truth lies»
If political life itself is a struggle with reality, interpretation, appraisal, and appreciation of values, as I believe it is, and if truth is the connection between reality and interpretation, then the problematic nature of truth lies at the center of our time's travails with distributive justice, with the balance of nature, and with peace.
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The atheist who claims to come from a «faith» background is extremely confused and more to be pitied than admired.Had the supposed «believer» continued in the «faith» they claim to have forsaken, they would ultimately have appeared before God and been rejected.These were deceived, they never met God, they never knew God and they never understood God.They are devoid of the Truth and twice lost.There is hope while they still breathe Gods gift of life that they might someday meet and be reconciled to God, but their lying nature makes salvation less likely.Debate with them is an exercise in futility.God bless
This self love is sin.God never forced chaos on us.we gave in to satan's lies about evil being an inherent necessity.Jesus said he was the way, the truth and life.He was the life (love) that everyone craves for, he is the truth which meant that his love was our only need and he exposed the lies of satan that we could attain bliss on subordinating people to our cravings.Sinning people don't accept a God who requires us to renounce ourselves because they are not convinced of God's love being enough for them and they are afraid to destroy their identity and live for the Glory of God.So, upon death, these souls realize that the physical world was just a shadow of God's love (the nature, food etc) and their own lies (violence, self love etc) and realize that love is their only need.They pursue it from other soul beings but are hurt that there's only hate and self love.They are afraid to approach the light because they don't want to renounce their identity as they have not recognized God's love before.
First, Pannenberg's central significance lies in his understanding of the nature of theology and the nature of truth to which theology is related.
The human person is, first and foremost, rational in nature, and fulfillment lies in fuller knowledge (plus, of course, the love that is merited by every truth one appropriates).
The key to human nature therefore lies in both the organic inheritance of evolution through the brain, which is instinct with natural law, harmonic order and finely tuned mutual balance, and in the free, dynamic seeking of truth and values and their free administration by the directly created spirit.
It lies in the very nature of Christian faith to claim for itself — or for its Lord — the whole truth about man's existence before God.
It is his nature to lie because there is no truth in him, and with a web of untruth he ensnares the world.
As the group of scientists led by Prof. Dr. Reinhard Dörner and his graduate student Jörg Voigtsberger report in the current edition of the journal Nature Communications, using the COLTRIMS reaction microscope, they were able to demonstrate that the truth lies somewhere in between.
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- The Irish Mail on Sunday «Scathingly funny... Also a profound and thought - provoking novel that explores the nature of truth, lies, and fiction.»
Where the power lies is somewhere between the knowable truth and the unknown chaos of nature and time.
The Project's many elements underscore how the fluid nature of information shapes our understanding of reality and truth, an exploration which lies at the core of Kaufman's artistic practice.
It may be summarised as lying between those who, following Lord Justice Hoffmann in Muller v Linsley & Mortimer [1996] PNLR 74 think that the principle is by its nature limited to protecting statements made without prejudice from being used as admissions of the truth of what is stated, and those who, following Lord Justice Robert Walker in Unilever plc v The Proctor & Gamble Co [2000] 1 WLR 2436, [2001] 1 All ER 783, think that the principle prevents the use of statements made without prejudice for any purposes, subject to a non-exhaustive list of recognised exceptions.
In the past, mentally challenged victims of sexual offences have been frequently precluded from testifying, not on the ground that they could not relate what happened, but on the ground that they lacked the capacity to articulate in abstract terms the difference between the truth and a lie and the nature of the obligation imposed by promising to tell the truth.
We can't ask about the nature of the promise, but can we ask you about «truth» and «lie»?