Sentences with phrase «not fable»

Director David Eckelberry announced the game and says that although it's not Fable 4, it is still a main entry in the series regardless.

I also want to find out that Peter Molyneux's next game is not Fable related.

It's not a fairytale and it's not a fable.

This is not a fable, it's a tale of how people are already adapting to climate change, as revealed at the International Institute for Environment and Development's sixth conference on community - based adaptation to climate change held in Vietnam in April.

The Bible is not a Fable.

... «what RICHES has not the FABLE of the Christ has NOT brought us!?»

Zero K is not a fable, and there are no gods in it with whom to make deals — only technologists and futurologists, who live and work in the Convergence, a secretive compound in a remote part of Central Asia.

What doc - uments and historical facts, not fables, can you point to for your proof other than a few hundred year old writings by heretics?

It's not the fabled Atlantis, but it is tantalizing: Researchers studying the Mediterranean's Sicilian Channel, an area now underwater but partially exposed as recently as 9,000 years ago, found a 40 - foot - long monolith, broken in two, with uniform, regularly spaced holes that could not be explained through any natural process.

No, not a fabled «Leia doesn't fly» version, nor a Zack Snyder cut.

Now I can confirm that these are not fables but a true legend and it feels really special when you become part of it.»

Lion Head working on something that isn't Fable.

Or as I like to call it, the Fable game that isn't a Fable game.

De Kooning's lines are alive here, but not the fabled slap - dash splatter of Abstract Expressionism, of which he was a founding father, but in the greatly dimensional and sinuous sharpness of a Botticelli.

In fact, their ability to ridicule the warmist cause is so rotund that I've often wonder if these trolls might not the fabled «deniers» pretending to be the most maniacal wamists in order to ridicule them all.

Not exact matches

When I see their bylines, or their familiar faces at events, I can't help but think of them as Fortune - ites: not just fabled veterans, but longstanding members of the tribe.

The fabled story of declined offer to buy Snapchat for a now - amusing $ 3 billion didn't stop Facebook CEO, and he decided he wants that same exact toy for Facebook.

The reason Keynesianism got such a boost post-crisis was not for any real - world examples of its success — the list of its failures, by contrast, is lengthy — but because of the assertion, accepted far too quickly with far too little evidence, that monetary policy, at the fabled Zero Lower Bound (interest rates of near zero) had lost its effectiveness.

It would make even more sense that some tribal fable was written down, and that your Jesus didn't even exist.

In your (entirely fictional) sky fairy, in the absence of any valid evidence, and with so much contrary evidence to the Christian fables, I do not trust.

My conclusion is that it wouldn't, and here's why: we know of many tribal fables that have been written down.

Don't be timid, let them make their own choice, but at least they know why they are where they are after death because you told the truth and countered the lie they were told denying the existence of God and teaching that nonsense fable called evolution.

Blasphemy,,, 2 Timothy 4:3,4 «For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside to fables».

You may want to consider reading a history book and not rely solely on your book of fables for your «facts».

not a single word supposedly uttered by the fabled jesus was written down within decades of his death, yet there are thousands of direct quotes attributed to him in the bible.

You say the Bible is full of fairy tales and fables, yet you believe all life forms including plants, trees, insects, birds, fish, reptiles and mammals evolved from one species into another — As if evolution isn't the biggest fairytale of them all.

Read your book of fables (aka bible)... don't dismiss the parts condoning rape; slavery; child abuse; oppression of women and LGBT; murder.

Considering that story wasnt even created until a few hundred years after the supposed «ressurection», and the fact that the story exists only in your fable book (also compiled, and edited hundreds of years later), I do nt think claiming it to be true is the same as, you know, being true.

You make an interesting point, just because god is a fable does nt mean there aren't useful lessons in the bible fables.

Belief in myths and fables, wish thinking and being obsessed with threats and promises in the afterlife does not help us as a species.

Oh, and before you start spouting, your «holy book» of fables is not considered evidence by ANY means of the word.

No — not just for sins we supposedly committed, but for Adam and Eve's sin of eating from the tree of knowledge — that fable that Christians use to splatter every last person, no matter how good and decent they are, with the guilt tar.

True, so why don't you do us all a favor: Keep your God, and admit that the Bible, the Torah and the Qur «an is nothing more than a collection of myths and fables.

I encourage you not to just write it off as fable, please investigate it for yourself.

You don't need deities from fable to possess the same moral values, such as your # 2.

The fable reminds us that the sum total can not be changed simply by shifting its constituent parts, and that the work of a collective does not always lead to success.

In other words, you don't have to ti.the 10 % to your preacher, nor read a fable, nor come on a BB and steal names.

You come on here and preach to others about their ills in this world but yet you don't follow your own book of fables... how horribly hypocritical!!

But these were not simply fables; the stories were based on fact.

Furthermore, how do you know that such a creature, since it can't possibly be the god of the crazy, self - inconsistent Christian fables of the bible, doesn't want you to act quite differently from what you are supposing?

>> >» If the Creation Story is a fable, then Adam and Eve did not exist.»

So even if the Bible has fables, we don't need to disregard the Bible.

John is believed to have been written around 80 - 95CE and not by the fabled apostle.

Aesop's fables are not historically or scientifically accurate, but they are some of the truest stories ever told.

robert — we can't even verify the writers of the contradictory gospels of the supposed life of jesus, though with reasonable certainty it has been established that they were not written by anyone who had actually met the fabled man.

You say the Bible is full of fairytales and fables, yet you believe all life forms including plants, trees, insects, birds, fish, reptiles and mammals evolved from one species into another — As if evolution isn't the biggest fairytale of them all.

You put your faith in men that should not lead, and fables and genealogies that create questions and pervert the truth.

Are not these appeals to particularity often sophisticated expressions of a private option from the fabled land of personal preferences?

However, we certainly do not believe in the hundreds of god's that currently exist, the tooth fairy, santa clause, nor the fable of the Creation of the Earth some 6000 years ago or less depending on which religion one follows.

You can't wrap your head around the bible because it is nothing more than an ancient fable from the past and has no relevance with the advent of modern science and modern civilization.