A study
of the content of the major programs shows little reference to the local church and its importance in the Christian life.
The simplest statement
of the content of the writing is, after the introductory verses 1:1 - 5, a two-fold division: (1) 1:6 - 2:9, the prophet's words to the priests, and (2) 2:10 - 4:3, his address in the main to the people.
At the end of the century the High Churchman Bishop Seabury of Connecticut has a more definite idea
of the content of religious instruction, though he is still a man of his age.
Much
of the content of the collection has little or nothing to do with religion at all and popular religion may not have looked to it as the final authority, but higher religion in China has found in it a secure foundation, and morally it has been the predominant influence upon the Chinese people for more than two thousand years.
In his latest work, Altizer faces the question
of the content of the New Jerusalem.
Hence for both Wieman and Whitehead the appropriate stance of the believer is finally trust in the unforeseeable call of God rather than conformation to a pre-established understanding
of the content of that call.
Instead, at the Zen monastery, the spiritual moving
of the content of the 600 volumes is magically accomplished by moving them physically.
Prior control
of the content of media does exist in our society — exercised by government, by business, by education, by the power of money and monopoly.
It can not oppose the relativization
of every content of Christian faith, even the events of suffering which it remembers.
How can we trust your memory
of the content of your purportedly inspired dreams if you can't remember a simple screen ti.tle?
It will also inevitably raise questions in the reader's mind about how much
of the content of Real Marriagecan be trusted.
It always seemed a little odd that I had to pay $ 300 per credit hour to take a class when 95 %
of the content of that class came from a $ 20 book.
He will rather tend to a state in which he is freed from the obligation
of the content of the various moral norms and precepts themselves because he can grasp the saving forgiveness of God even as a sinner and while remaining one.
The practice of requiring students to spend some time in apprenticeship or clinical training in pastoral care of the sick is being extended.67 A new literature has sprung up in this field, and it is likely that an examination
of the content of the reading of a group of representative ministers would disclose a high frequency of materials on pastoral care and related areas.
In their metaphysics
of the content of God's mind as with their respective epistemologies this fundamental divide prevented them achieving convergence.
Another means of dealing with the problem
of the content of the word event was recently proposed: a marriage between linguistic analysis and the Heideggerian language tradition found in the new hermeneutic.
The rule in question here is «the rule of faith,» that is, the Trinitarian and Christological scope
of the content of Scripture itself, the redemptive - historical metanarrative, if you will, found in summary form in the consensual creeds of the church.
2:2 - 4 and that it is one more item in support and clarification of the phenomenon of prophetic discipleship and of the joint role of the oracular and the written in the transmission
of the content of prophetism.
By this we do not mean just the temporal development that historical criticism discerns in the redaction of these codes, the evolution of moral ideas that may be traced out from the first Decalogue to the Law of the Covenant, on the one hand, and from the Decalogue itself through the restatements and amplifications of the book of Deuteronomy to the new synthesis of the «Holiness Code» in the book of Leviticus and the legislation subsequent to Ezra, on the other; more important than this development
of the content of the Law is the transformation in the relationship between the faithful believer and the Law.
They influenced much
of the content of Evolving in Monkey Town.
So I was a little skeptical
of the content of the book....
The situation was that «men have long since emptied out
of the content of Christianity those marks and characteristics which alone make sense of the Divinity of Christ and the mission of a Divine Person among created beings».
You have shaped and informed so much
of the content of this next book.
But for Franklin, the backlash wasn't unwarranted because
of the content of Kanye's music or his online behavior; it was misdirected because, as Franklin sees it, Kanye's imperfections shouldn't exempt him from hanging out with Christians.
Robert Abelman, professor of communications at Cleveland State University, in a study
of the content of 40 leading religious shows in l983, discovered that during an average hour, a televangelist asks each viewer to donate $ 328.
But it is not necessary to await the outcome of a long debate before one arrives at the conclusion that whatever else is true about these relations, the identification of the Scriptures with God is an error, a denial
of the content of the Scriptures themselves.
The reality symbolized by the cross is obviously a part
of the content of the Christian faith.
It is the business of men of faith to see to it that they employ the forms which, in a particular cultural environment, will give the clearest and most exact description
of the content of their faith to the people who live in that environment.
Apart from poverty and dependence on development assistance, it is ignorance
of the content of the western cultural revolution - an ignorance that can be overcome.
While this regulation has encouraged stations to present some religious programming, as has been noted the FCC through its rulings has largely left the determination
of the content of this religious programming to the individual station managers.
The Rig - Veda is by far the most important of the four Vedas, and is to a large extent the source from which much
of the content of the others, particularly the Sama - Veda and the Yajur Veda, is derived.
They supplement one another, and taken together they afford a comprehensive view
of the content of the early kerygma.
In other words, revealed doctrine is not a source
of the content of scientific statements nor a positive principle of scientific method and research.
One became the philosophy of organism admitting both internal and external relations as a consequence of the dominance of procedure, while the other became a logical atomism of purely external relations as a consequence
of the content of Principia Mathematica (cf. ILM 420 and UW 152f.).
Please note that even though you will be able to read much
of the content of this book using the links below, the final version of the book will be altered and updated to reflect additional research and any changes I might want to make to the posts based on the feedback and comments I receive on each individual post.
It will be far wiser and truer to the nature of man to allow the essentials
of the content of faith to «sink in» so that human culture itself becomes imbued with the truth of Revelation.
Much
of the content of this book was discussed at those sessions.
Their reserve is partially understandable in that they implicitly see the need for boundaries and constraints in the informational processing
of the content of faith.
Extensive studies
of the content of American television, for example, have found that television programming repetitively presents a particular and consistent dramatic view of the world and life: what is good and what is bad, what has reality and what does not have reality, what power is and who holds power, how relationships should be conducted, and how one should behave in particular situations.
The reason for including classes and relations as part
of the content of mathematics in «Mathematics» is that the theory of classes and relations, like all mathematics under the thesis of Principia Mathematica, is supposed to be deducible from the «ultimate logical premises» (MAT 292).
It is clear that only an outline can be offered, and its detailed justification would exceed the limits of what is possible here.4 The problem
of the content of that account, the problem, that is, of what is actually asserted and what is mode or manner of making the assertion, can in principle only be solved if the literary character, genre or form of the biblical account has been clearly determined in accordance with sound principle.
The headline is unnecessarily inflammatory here, focusing on the word «Marxism,» which is admittedly a firebrand word, instead
of the content of what Limbaugh said, which is largely correct.
In fact, I would like to conclude that an analysis
of the content of the missionary preaching may not give us very many clues to what Malayarayans chose to understand during conversion.
Indeed, not a little
of the content of the book may have been taken from now lost earlier Avestan sources.
Any specification of the responsibilities that accompany our basic rights, any articulation
of the content of the «laws of nature,» any acknowledgement that the Church might be necessary for the state to judge and fulfill its obligations to the «power in heaven,» or any specification of the meaning of «nature and nature's God» — though article 1, sec. 8 of the Constitution may provide a clue when it empowers Congress «to promote the Progress of Science and the useful Arts.»
There is a theoretical knowledge
of the content of faith, but it is inseparable from a practical knowledge, a transformation of the knowing self in the very act of knowing.
Rambling idiocy is not exclusively the right of the religiously inclined, and is not necessarily indicative
of content of character.
If you want to read a rough draft
of the content of this book, check out the sections on this page: «Close Your Church for Good» about «Giving up Your Rites» and «Giving Up Your Rights.»
'» It is this existential dimension
of the content of faith that he misses in Pannenberg's dogmatics.
For every individual in the passage, Work The Wheel, responding on the basis
of the content of the passage that is by, or about that individual.