Sentences with phrase «out of a church for»

Tell that to the ex-Mormons who are kicked out of the church for questioning doctrine.

Mr Faure was ordained by Richard Williamson, who was kicked out of the church for denying the extent of the Holocaust, around two weeks ago.

I got kicked out of a church for not jumping through their hoops.

This has been the most helpful response I've encountered since being attacked by the ugly side of Calvinism a few years ago (and being kicked out of church for refusing to repent of «my pride in believing that I accepted Jesus as my Savior»).

I finally stepped out of the church for good.

What's wrong when people can get kicked out of churches for getting pregnant or being gay, but not for being unloving or prejudiced?

«A Georgia woman named Nirvana Jenette claims she was kicked out of church for breastfeeding, the pastor ordering her to nurse the baby in the bathroom and calling her behavior «lewd,» comparing her to a stripper...»

I have been out of church for about a year now and what you said is so true.

I had been out of church for about a year and was really in a dark place.

I am a pious apostate, an atheist shocked by the faithlessness of the believers, a fellow traveler of moderate Catholicism who has been out of the church for 20 years.

I've been out of the church for a while but I always felt as though people expected God to show up too much, like God was their personal Genie - in - a-bottle.

Churches ASK for 10 % but don't DEMAND 10 % nor do they kick you out of church for paying 0 %... however, the federal government TAKES 30 % + and threatens jail... geez... love love love the new liberal ANTI CHARITY... just so incredibly insightful to the hate on the left...

We were thrown out of a church for standing up to it, but that's one of the best things that ever happened to us.

People don't get kicked out of their churches for struggling with pride or for not wearing head coverings when they pray.

I flounder'd in and out of churches for decades only because I didn't know there was another way!

I haven't been a boy, or lost part of my leg to diabetes, or had a vision of God as a woman and gotten thrown out of church for saying so.

Not exact matches

Abbott's comments come a day after one of the pastors, Robert Morris, told news outlets Abbott had reached out to him and nine other churches to build support for the legislation.

During a practice at the church, my aunt shouted at my sister for walking out of time.

«I accompany with prayer the positive success of the Inter-Korean summit last Friday and the courageous commitment assumed by the leaders of the two parts to carry out a path of sincere dialogue for a Korean Peninsula free of nuclear weapons,» the Catholic Church leader told pilgrims gathered in Saint Peter's Square on Sunday.

Though what you say, may stereotype some actual people in the «church» today, I think most people attend out of love for their God and spiritual nourishment.

It's the final sentence of this paragraph, though, that explains why so many of us in the church find ourselves out of sorts with Catholics of the Dionne type, and why the expression «cafeteria Catholic» is such a just appellation for them.

When you see younger people enter your church for the first time, do you go out of your way to introduce yourself and ask them to sit with you?

I got booted out of my chosen church (for being queer) and tried shopping around.

The conservative wing of the church is itself a fragile coalition, including those who lean in a catholic direction, those who are card - carrying charismatics, those inclined in an Anabaptist direction, and those who are really pragmatists at heart but for the moment lean to conservatism out of convenience and traditional piety.

You are looking for them to just be accepted in this life, mine would be to get them saved and out of their sin ----- just like the couple that have attended the church I pastor who are living together in sexual sin.

It lays out a «theology of creation,» elaborates an «ethic of economy and ecology,» and ends with specific demands for action from churches.

If anyone here is sick and tired of all the silliness and nonsense in religion today and want a real church, I invite you to check out mormon.org where you can talk (not to a paid professional), but to ordinary members who volunteer their time for free because they just believe in serving and want to answer your questions.

et churches out of their social activities that are only a mask to raise money for the church.

Don't miss read this note, the issue of female pastors is not out of date — I have several female pastor friends who struggle for acceptance in the church at large.

Deliberate assaults on civilians, the murder of religious figures, indiscriminate bombings in markets and buildings, hijacking and ramming planes full of civilians into buildings occupied by civilians, attacks on and destruction of churches and mosques — all carried out by al - Qaeda, IS, and Boko Haram — violate the clear limits set in Islamic law for the conduct of a jihad.

Only five out of 100 people gave churches generally an A for their handling of «the issue of homosexuality» in the Public Religion Research Institute survey, while 28 percent said their own church handled it well.

Why aren't you in church, having dinner with your families, reading the bible, out for a walk, getting together with friends, visiting the shut - ins who aren't able to attend services, or any number of other activities?

This is just perfect «Kyev Tatum, pastor of Friendship Rock Baptist Church in Fort Worth, called The T Board's vote «a dangerous precedent» because it only took a matter of days for religion to be taken out of public policy.

This decision should not be interpreted as an incipient feminism in Southern Baptist life (out of more than forty thousand churches, only a few dozen have female pastors), but rather as an affirmation of a pattern of cooperation that has served Baptist mission causes well for more than a century.

There were also the Hussite Wars from 1419 to circa 1434 in which the Roman Catholic Church went to war against followers of Jan Hus, a priest, philosopher, and master at Charles University in Prague who had tried to reform the Church, condemning its sale of indulgences, which were the equivalent of a «get out of jail» card in the game of Monopoly in that the Church sold them as a means for believers to get out of Purgatory.

Sympathy is in order for the immutable rebels who must now seek out the company even of the declared enemies of the church in order to vent their bitterness about a vision of Catholicism that was not to be.

Kyev Tatum, pastor of Friendship Rock Baptist Church in Fort Worth, called The T Board's vote «a dangerous precedent» because it only took a matter of days for religion to be taken out of public policy.

The secularization of the churches hollowed out mainline Protestant denominations, but it did not end the American thirst for genuine contact with God.

My great grandfather was a pastor of the church who was taken out of his house in the middle of the night and executed for his believes.

Justice for Sister Margaret McBride was swift; she was out of the church within months.

Joining the Catholic Church merely out of an affection for morality is like joining the Nahzee [sic] Party because of one's affection for order and uniforms: you can get all of it elsewhere, and your participation only makes one complicit in a variety of hate crimes, and physical and civil rights abuses.

But that sort of behavior goes on in WAY too many churches for the case to be made that church community is the only place to live out a love for God in service with and for others.

They still have to comply with federal and state laws, which means gays are out, but everyone else has to be considered for employment by the company (the only exceptions to the law are where your religion or other protected status are essential for the job... for example, a Muslim couldn't sue an Episcopalian church who wouldn't hire them in an administrative role because their faith clashes with that of the church — things like that don't apply to a fast food chain).

Similarly, mistranslation of the greek and quoting out of historical, cultural and topical context has turned Paul into a misogynist when in fact he, like his Messiah, were revolutionary in their teachings, establishing in the church God's original design for man (including the restoration of gender equality and proper relations) which was restored through the redemptive work of the cross.

Writing as a devil, he pointed out with grim savvy in The Screwtape Letters, «If a man can't be cured of churchgoing, the next best thing is to send him all over the neighborhood looking for the church that «suits him,» until he becomes a taster or connoisseur of churches.»

This lady hasn't done any real homework — 1 Christian ever 4 minutes was killed in 2009 I believe, on the other side of the planet - Hindu's kill Christians in India, the Chinese church is underground because of it's ban on Christianity, Russia killed thousands in it's atheist conquest, Indochina the Muslims decapitate Christians... Do your own homework, find out, and look for sources that don't share your bias

For instance, an attempt to root out modern elements in the church ought to be viewed with the same suspicion we should have for any systematic program of destructiFor instance, an attempt to root out modern elements in the church ought to be viewed with the same suspicion we should have for any systematic program of destructifor any systematic program of destruction.

Sometimes you can be in a church that thinks the only legitimate reason for leaving is moving out of town...

HOWEVER, if this person was running for public office, instead of the «feel - good» story here, the media would vilianize this church for some inane belief that they would take wildly out of context and present it to the American public as the most fundamentalist extreme church ever to lay it's foundation on our shores.

A 1922 letter to the Politburo sets forth Lenin's view of the campaign against the church: «For us this moment is not only exceptionally favorable but generally the only moment when we can, with ninety - nine out of a hundred chances of total success, smash the enemy and secure for ourselves an indispensable position for many decades to comFor us this moment is not only exceptionally favorable but generally the only moment when we can, with ninety - nine out of a hundred chances of total success, smash the enemy and secure for ourselves an indispensable position for many decades to comfor ourselves an indispensable position for many decades to comfor many decades to comes.