Resistance of life and
people against oppression has been the mark and sign of times.
Not exact matches
Hey man, if that is
oppression,
people against religion are far more oppressive than those for it.
«This is a liberating work of the Spirit, who liberates the oppressed from their
oppression, and liberates the oppressors from their oppressing, leading all to a new relationship of equality and freedom, in which each
person is fully able to be who they were created to be without having to define themselves over and
against others.
The President has faced criticism in recent months for acknowledging that American history, and indeed Christian history, includes racism, violence, injustice, and
oppression — particularly
against minority and indigenous
people — a reality some would rather sweep under the rug.
«They were the
people who sacrificed their lives
against the cruel rule, inhuman laws,
oppression and exploitation».
GOD clearly warns those who worship Jesus as god and threatens them with eternal punishment, as it is the GREATEST SIN and
OPPRESSION that a
person can commit
against GOD.
People would realize that it's up to them to stand
against aggression and
oppression and not wait for God to save them, nor would they accept their
oppression as the will of God.
Salvation works in the struggle for economic justice
against the exploitation of
people by
people; in the struggle for human dignity
against the political
oppression of human beings; in the struggle for solidarity
against the alienation of
person from
person; and in the struggle of hope
against despair in personal life.
for especially in our present - day context, in order to stand up
against injustice,
oppression and so on, one has to be prepared to be a living martyr, working for and with the
people for the upliftment and betterment
against all evil forces.
It is an inspiration for all
people and especially religious communities which struggle
against oppression and dehumanization.
The struggle
against oppression in black
people's experience is twofold.
Dr. Smith looks at process thought and black liberation from a pastoral psychology perspective and black
people's experience of
oppression: The struggle
against oppression in black
people's experience is a constant struggle
against external forces as manifested in economic, social, and political exploitation.
They are
people who feel called to stand
against oppression and with
people who are oppressed everywhere.
In the case of christians, it is them using their belief to justify hate
against gays;
oppression of women (ie; telling them what they should and shouldn't do with their bodies; basically anything that steps on a
persons equal rights within a free country.
I think
people who stand up
against oppression are brave and patriotic, whether they do so for a principle, or simple self - interest, like not wanting to murdered without consequence to the killer.
Standing
against the
oppression of others is part of my passion for
people, so I have raised my voice to express concern and even outrage when I have seen supposed breastfeeding advocates resort to shaming in general and specifically with this same offender.
On 23 October 1956, tens of thousands of
people poured onto the streets to protest
against Soviet
oppression, and 11 days later the tanks rolled into Budapest to crush them.
The rascality of the police knows no bounds especially when they ate choreographed to deal with opposition politicians and
people protesting
against oppression and suppression of human rights.
This was a time of terrible repression and
oppression against the leaders and members of those movements: students, journalists, artists, and any thinking
person who dared think different, and expressed it.
Talk about the importance of being a Good Samaritan, why it is important to use your voice for the voiceless, and great subject matter centric examples of
people who would be more comfortable remaining silent but instead courageously spoke out
against oppression.
People are finally raising up
against the
oppression of mayoral control of schools and the big corporate money that backs it.
Concealment and visibility are also central to Leigh's work, pointing to historical instances where
people, especially women of color, operated in secret in order to build communities and organize
against oppression.
These exhibitions emphasized on the mainstream heterosexual society's self - examination on its prejudices, falsities, and
oppression against LGBTQ
people as well as its respect for LGBTQ community while honoring the artistic achievements of LGBTQ artists that have revealed their inner world and aesthetic value.
Every
oppression that has been foisted upon Aboriginal
people in the history of Canada has been implemented through [colonial law]... This includes child welfare apprehension, residential schools, the outlawing of our sacred ceremonies, the prohibitions
against both voting and hiring lawyers, the impact of the criminal justice system, and [the taking of land and resources]... Law is not the answer.
Named one of The 40 Lawyers Under 40 to Watch in Illinois by the Law Bulletin Publishing Company, Levinson is among a select group of trial attorneys that has graduated from legendary lawyer Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College, which is dedicated to training and educating lawyers who represent
people against corporate and government
oppression.
The history of
oppression against indigenous
peoples can not be erased, but the dark shadow that history has continued to cast can and should be lightened.
When it is completed in 2012, the museum will serve as a centre of learning where Canadians and
people from around the world can engage in discussion and commit to taking action
against hate and
oppression.