Sentences with phrase «particular judgment»

Stare decisis is a way for particular judgments to scale.

«As to whether this particular group of politicians is going to really achieve that success is not something I can make a particular judgment about.»

So then, at the Great White Throne Judgment, if their names are not found in the Book of Life, it will show them to be unsaved and worthy of partaking in this particular judgment.

Up to now our attention has been focused on the last things in the lives of individuals: personal death, particular judgment, immortality, an interim state, heaven / hell, and bodily resurrection.

and just focusing on that Parable of the Talents... if we engage, we do well at that particular judgment....

The latter is usually styled «the particular judgment» in that each person is evaluated or appraised, at the end of his or her mortal life, in terms of the good or the evil he or she has done.

There appear to be two judgments: the particular judgment at the end of each person's life, involving the soul only, and the general judgment at the end of the world, involving the whole person and all people.

God's particular judgment is comprised of both the valuation and evaluation.

These are not insignificant additions to the event, but they do not add to the judgment unless the immediate, particular judgment is incomplete without the general, public judgment.

Corresponding to the immortality of the soul, as depicted by the Greek philosophers, there is a particular judgment immediately after death.

It is tragic to see a particular judgment about the degree of Marxist - Leninist influence in the Sandinista party regarded as the sign of an ideological commitment to Marxism - Leninism.

At the moment of death, each soul is called to a particular judgment by God.

«Each man receives his eternal retribution in his immortal soul at the very moment of his death, in a particular judgment that refers his life to Christ: either entrance into the blessedness of heaven - through a purification or immediately, - or immediate and everlasting damnation.»

«He was trying to rely on a particular judgment to say that he is the valid candidate of the party, but he did not bring it to court, he knew what would have happened to him if he had brought it.

It is important to note that, although the judgment was quite large, it is not necessarily the norm, and this particular judgment was the highest in state history.

Hovering over portions gives you the year and a popup showing a particular judgment, but if there's more to be extracted a bit of instruction would help.

I'm going to assume that the writer (s) of the editorial aren't privy to anything they shouldn't be privy to relating to the manner in which the Chief Justice of Canada determines who writes a particular judgment; nor to the discussions (such as they might be) amongst the members of the Court that result in the reasons.

Foremost, the search engine analyzes how often a particular judgment is cited in association with a particular topic being searched for.

This measurement includes a consideration of how frequently a particular judgment has been cited in association with a search term, the authority of the citing courts, and how recently the citing judgments were delivered.

The thinking - feelling axis is about «judging» and means to describe a propensity for making judgments based on a «reflective, linear process that coalesces into a particular judgment.»

This particular judgment held that benefits under any in - force insurance policy would stand transferred automatically to new purchasers.