In its classic usage in the early twentieth century, modernism meant an approach that gave modern historical assumptions
authority over church doctrine.
As I
flew over a church that was about 300 years old with a big bomb whole in the roof, I thought that that community must just be devastated.
Pastor Glenn is a longtime Lakewood resident who
presides over a church in Howell that serves primarily African - American congregants.
On the ecumenical front, particularly in relation to Catholics and Orthodox, there will likely be a good bit of angst
over the Church of England's decision.
Finally, Galilee — or Deccapolis — was the home of Jesus» family after the destruction of Jerusalem; and accordingly, so Lohmeyer assumes, his brethren carried on missionary work there for some time, although later on we find James residing in Jerusalem and presiding
over the church in Judea.
Evangelicals stress the priority of the
gospel over the Church whose primary mission is to herald the good news of God's salvation in Christ.
Coptic Orthodox Bishop of London, Archbishop Angaelos has expressed
sadness over a church shooting in Cairo, Egypt that killed 10 people on Friday.
First, all profound theologies hold that God is the Lord over societal, economic and political systems and not
only over churches and the hearts of persons.
In a gesture of pure metaphysical fury, Wanderhope flings the confection in the face of the crucifix
hanging over the church door.
In some churches, where the minister has traditionally been a strong, dominant figure with significant power and influence over all decisions affecting the church, many men feel extremely threatened by a woman holding that degree of power and influence
over church life.
If A tornado
jumps over a church sparing everyone, it's a Miracle and proof of God's existence.
It is precisely because they knew how to silence themselves before God that women like Teresa of Avila, Julian of Norwich, and Catherine of Siena were able to have so much
influence over the Church in times when women had little voice.
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But prosecutor Mark Gibson told the magistrate there was no evidence to back Richter's theory that Pell had been
targeted over the church's failings.
To argue that Luther never overcame the medieval belief in the Devil says far too little; he even intensified it and lent to it additional urgency: Christ and Satan wage a cosmic war for
mastery over church and world.
If you don't do exactly as I say (If you are unsure what that is, just ask Michlle here) then I'll keep
knocking over churches!
Revisionists are sufficiently agitated by the righteousness of their cause that they deem it essential to make use of both rational and nonrational means to
win over the church as whole.
And as you say goodbye to your church, consider why a god, if He existed, would
hand over your church t the Catholics.
Anabaptists rejected Reformation structure that put city council as the governing
body over churches.
But my worry is that focusing on Scripture's effect within the worshipping body of Christ obscures Scripture's
position over the Church as its rule for faith and practice.
This is nothing google «the sun
fury over us church toddler's», click the first link check out the 2 year old singing no h + + o's in heaven to the delight of the church goers.
ISIS's latest series of atrocities — in Paris, Beirut, on a Russian passenger jet — have cast a
pall over the Church's Holy Year of Mercy, which begins December 8th.
The phones are ringing off the hook at the parish of St. Michael's Church, where the Rev. James Scahill called in a sermon last weekend for the pope to
resign over the church's sexual abuse scandal.
Yet the Byzantine dominion in the West dwindled and neither Charlemagne nor the Holy Roman Emperors obtained the extensive control
over the Church which their Byzantine counterparts exercised in the East.
Following the Imperial policy of extrapolating the influence of the
state over the Church, theologians began to accept more and more government control in ecclesiastical affairs; even priest seminaries were no longer a space free from government intrusion.
Two Anglican churches in the Chelmsford Diocese have passed a motion of «no confidence» in the Archbishops of Canterbury and York following the ongoing
disagreement over the Church of England's teaching on sexuality.