Sentences with phrase «particular theology»

What particular theology we hold makes a significant difference to how we view the world.

I frankly don't care about the particular theology of the CC and I frankly don't care about how the incidence of pedophilia within the CC compares to the general rates in other sects or the public at large.

The misconception of any theology is perpetuated by the ignorant or the shallow believer in slanted perception of any particular theology.

«Is it fair for you to expect them to change their minds when they've built their entire life's work on this particular theology?»

People behave in both ways and to say that they are evil rather than good is just to have a particular theology.

First, theologians must pay more attention to the primary social realities (the actual «publics») informing every particular theology.

The first set the questions of a fundamental theology — may sort out what explicit or implicit theological criteria are operative in any particular theology.

The growth of this particular theology and practice in America in the 1800s paved the way for the birth of the Pentecostal movement, which is traced to Charles Parham and a few Bible school students in Topeka at the beginning of the last century.

Now I see that Jesus saves me from the need to cling to a particular theology, that he frees me to be open to new ideas — to truth wherever it is.

In this particular theology, Arabs are often cast in the role of the violent «sons of Ishmael» who always have, and always will, persecute Jews (and their stepchildren, Christians) until Jesus comes back.

As has been noted, what makes this subtle elision relatively easy and discomfort - free for the paid - time broadcasters is their particular theology of technology.

Note: George W. Bush is a Christian for whom this particular theology lives.

I'm probably a bit more spiritual than most, but I wouldn't describe myself as an adherent of any particular theology.