Sentences with phrase «new gospel»

How is it possible for this radical new Gospel to be caught in the perennial forms of legalism?

Shortly after, two new gospels appeared: Luke, probably written for the church in Rome in the 80's or 90's; and Matthew, written in Syria, perhaps Antioch, between 90 and 100.

But this utterly new gospel is nonetheless prepared for, related to what God has done from the beginning in creating the world and sending the prophets.

A brilliant» 3 Wise Men» number with two easily singable (and very earwormy) parts, a great new gospel style song for the choir, «Everything Changes» and a thoughtful song about children around the world at Christmas - «The Greatest Gift»

The prominent writer Vasily Rozanov — who not only wrote an important book on Dostoevsky but also married Dostoevsky's former mistress for what one critic has called «complex psycho - sexual reasons» — discovered in Rasputin's debauchery the seeds of a new gospel rehabilitating the flesh.

If Mormonism is true, that means Jesus failed to establish the Gospel when He was here and the truth was lost for 19 centuries until the new savior, Joseph Smith, could bring the new gospel, that really isn't a new Gospel, but the Gospel Jesus was unable to firmly establish.

Young Germany hears the new gospel gladly.

US rapper Snoop Dogg is known for songs about drugs and women but he has now released a new gospel a...

My new gospel hermeneutic, therefore, leaves no place for hatred, bitterness or unforgiveness.

Did you forget about the love of God, or did judgement become the NEW GOSPEL after you got saved.

To Mark's message of a new Gospel of salvation, Matthew adds the further emphases on the new law and the new community of believers.

Even more natural now, what with Snoop having a new Gospel album called Snoop Dogg Presents the Bible of Love.

At this point Luke, though not Matthew, introduces a group of healing stories as a description of the power of the new Gospel that Jesus is proclaiming.

However, while the new Gospel music (s) found great favor in the South and among the migrants of the southern diaspora, the music was often the target of scorn outside the South.

What is properly a corrective, however, must be just that — a corrective and not a new gospel which merely accommodates to going notions and sensitivities.»

Many critics have called the work as a whole «new gospel,» a genre entirely its own.

Not to invent a new gospel, but rightly to divide the gospel that is committed to their trust.

These are essentially three, (1) the new gospel of power culture, which rejects our historic faith; (2) some effort to keep the fruits of our culture apart from its religion; or (3) a reaffirmation of the Christian faith.

Even in the second century when the rift between Christianity and Judaism had become wide and permanent, the church was still wrestling with the problem of how to reconcile the new Gospel centered on Jesus Christ with the old heritage inherited from Israel.

This was the new gospel as preached by thousands of American ministers who followed in the footsteps of Dr. Peale.

The great task of preaching the new gospel in western lands must go undone, or be left to men of far less power and vision, while the one man in all the world fittest for the task wore out his years in a dull and meaningless imprisonment.

But even if the grand design of liberating millions through a new gospel should fail to pan out, Funk also has a more modest and realistic aim: «If we are to survive as scholars of the humanities, as well as theologians, we must quit the academic closet.

In sum, we need a new narrative of Jesus, a new gospel, if you will, that places Jesus differently in the grand scheme, the epic story.

The Seminar's disingenuous self - representation stands in service of a larger agenda: the deliberate creation of a new gospel.

In the work of the Jesus Seminar, Funk's desideratum has been achieved: a new gospel that disposes of the embarrassments of apocalyptic ends.

I believe Joseph Smith did not build a new gospel but RESTORED the gospel back to the earth through God's guidance and direction.

The Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches (UFMCC) was founded in Los Angeles in 1968 by Troy Perry, a former Pentecostal minister who aimed to spread the new gospel that God loves gays and lesbians.

But as it was repeated over and over again by those who had now become active witnesses of the new gospel, and were seeking to propagate it, it would have tended to fall into a more or less stereotyped form.

Hazel Motes (Brad Dourif) spits his new gospel of a world that never fell and a man that never needs to be saved in the thick of America's Bible belt.

New Gospel, lmao.

Apparently: «The new Gospel Champions series takes children back to biblical times by recreating Gospel stories in a state - of - the - art game that intertwines action / adventure gameplay with sequenced elements of Bible stories.»

Christian games are a favorite subject here at GSW, so we note with glee the press release announcing the new Gospel Champions PC game series from Silver Burdett Ginn Religion (which sounds like a liquor company, if ever we heard it!)

Rather than trying to convert her readership to a new gospel, however, Holzer wanted to make people stop and think for themselves.

This was known all the time, yet he heads the pontification panel which proliferates the new gospel of a hotter world.