Schools belonging to conservative churches, on the other hand, are often very conscious of their Christian grounds, but they typically express this in terms of conservative mores, an emphasis
on pious practices, and the teaching of Christian doctrine in the curriculum.
Not exact matches
Pious practice should therefore be done in such a way that this relationship is expressed adequately, reflecting both the compassionate loving character of God
on the one hand, and the transformative effect of knowing such a God
on the other.
There will come a time where these
pious believers will do nothing else than go to church and pray to their god for new product developments to magically appear
on trees, instead of going to college and
practice science and engineering so that they can develop those new products themselves.
Do the sacraments of the church stand for something ultimately real, or are they merely
pious exercises, valuable only because of the psychological effect they have
on those who
practice them?