Sentences with phrase «of evil in the world»

So as a member of the most oppressed minority group in the history of time, religion is the cause of 95 % of the evil in this world and I don't need it in my government.

The simplistic approach seems distracting to the real presence of evil in the world — similar to the red «devil» with the tail and pitchfork.

The women stood at the foot of the cross to bear witness to the truth of the evils in this world.

No human hands (he means) prepare the weapon by which the power of evil in the world will ultimately be overthrown: it is the act of God alone, whose kingdom will then be effective over all creation.

On the other hand, if God is just and good, the amount of evil in the world testifies to God's inability to establish justice in his creation.

(e.g. egregious amount of evil in the world... etc.) 2.

But, there is of course a great deal of evil in the world, and if God is indeed omnipotent, omni - competent, and omni - voluntarist, somehow God must be responsible for that evil either directly or — as theologians have phrased it — permissively.

I think scripture is a rich metaphor created by human in an attempt to understand the presence of evil in the world, as well as to express their hope that it will end.

The magnitude of evil in the world seems like excellent evidence against God's existence.

The redefinition of omnipotence and omniscience provide the groundwork for process thought's unique treatment of theodicy, the question of how the concept of an all powerful yet loving God can be reconciled with the existence of evil in the world.

When I face arguments which confidently tell me that all must (metaphysically must) be for the best and then look at the incidence of evil in the world, my sympathies are with Voltaire in caricaturing the Leibnizian Dr. Pangloss.

Thus the good Ahura was not to be held responsible for the creation of the evil in the world.

I agree that there is a lot of evil in the world.

I am very clear about the criticism about Christian faults, what I am asking is how do others resolve the question of evil in the world...

Others may say you are a romantic, naïve idealist who underestimates the power and extent of evil in the world and what is required to cope with it.

I'm just saddened that someone who obviously feels that religion is a source of evil in this world would work so hard to tear others down simply for believing in something.

The observation of the evil in the world, and anxious questionings about it cause you to doubt God's existence; but the very fact that one sees and

That is essentially what Christ is saying here; we shouldn't part of the evil in the world.

Perhaps one fears getting to know anything of the implicit proof of the existence of evil in the world.

So the evangelist here invites us to look beyond the relief of human suffering to a mighty act of God's chosen Servant, bringing the kingdom into history and dethroning the rule of evil in the world.

But not all the evil in the world is directly, or even indirectly, traceable to man, and that is why the origin and presence of evil in the world remain perennial problems to baffle the mind of man.

I became an agnostic not because of the evil in this world, but because of the so - called religious and faithful of this world.

The Cold War was a period of moral clarity when the other side really was an evil empire, and when armed resolve for once succeeded in defeating the expansion of evil in the world.

The existence of evil in the world can not be questioned; the existence of a personal devil and an eternal hell of fire for unbelievers may be.

I do believe that there is a force of evil in the world that is greater than the sum of its parts, and that in the normal course of life in the kingdom, real resistance will be encountered.

The writer reminds readers that full enjoyment of God's blessing is limited by the continuing power of evil in the world.

On the creation of evil in the world I have never seen this passage before but it does make sence.

Secondly, they argue that the amount of evil in the world suggests that God is not a very persuasive leader.

However, when we search ourselves and accuse ourselves and acknowledge as fully as we are able all our guilt, still we know in the depths of our consciences that not all of the evil in this world is our doing.

Even those denominations that donâ $ ™ t teach the doctrine of original sin suggest that sin is something that has to be taken from our lives and is the at the root of evil in this world.

Given the existence of evil in the world, its pervasive and troubling character, there is rather decisive evidence that God does not exist.

In fact, in my own long association with this movement, I have never encountered anybody who doubted the power of evil in the world or who believed in automatic progress.

Why there is the problem of evil in the world.

(Job 9:24) Here, once more, Jewish thought refused an easy escape and faced, in its full, unqualified difficulty, the mystery of evil in a world whose God is both omnipotent and good.

Actually, since god created the devil, he is ultimately responsible for all of the evil in the world.

But if we allow the fear of our own limitations and self - delusion to silence the moral voice of the pulpit, that will not change the facts: there is plenty of evil in this world, and it is not being faithful to God to leave it unchallenged.

I pray to The Almighty ALLAH SWT to safe guard all human beings from evils of the Jews because THE JEWS ARE THE ROOTS OF EVIL IN THIS WORLD.

Religion is used to protect so much of the evil in the world that it comes close to being actual proof that «GOD» does not exist.

Given the premises, it is a perfectly logical explanation of the presence of evil in the world.

Nevertheless «Most of the evil in the world is done by people with good intentions.»

The existence of evil in the world indicates the absence of God's love.

God sees every bit of evil in this world.

The fact of evil in the world and in human experience raises serious questions for any Christian discussion, as much about human existence as about the reality and activity of God who in Christian faith is affirmed to be nothing other than «pure unbounded love.»

In this day and age, with all of the evil in the world, I would think that Mr. Acuff could find a lot more important topics for Christians than encouragement in areas that many are not familiar with.

Much of the evil in the world can be attributed to human wrongdoing.

Lurking behind such an attitude is contempt for the things of the body, and often an association of evil in the world with matter.

A particularly agonising problem is the presence of evil in the world.

But for a human to become intemperate on The Walking Dead is deadly, for intemperance «more than any other thing renders man unable and unwilling to «take heart» against the wounding power of evil in the world.»

After all, where does most of the evil in this world come from?

Honestly I get the hate for commercialism, I really do, a lot of the evil in this world is a product of it.