Sentences with phrase «people are more»

People are more concerned with tradition than truth.

«As a people we are more confused, lacking in moral ideals, dreading the future, uncertain what to do to change things or how to rescue our own inner life.»

All people have this but some people are more comfortable worshipping in a service where there is more ritual and some are not.

And religous people are more likely to violate the rights of others in our secular society because their beliefs are often held to be «above human law».

From Tinder to every magazine cover to everywhere you look, people are more interested in something that answers what happens when you get past all of that.

If we really are following Jesus, people are more important than a church meeting of any kind, be it a committee meeting, Bible study or church service.

Now people are more or less alike, company men, security minded, conformity — that sort of stuff.

I suppose if there were scores of verses the issue would be more cut and dry, but when there are only a couple verses dealing with an issue, people are more likely to fight over it, especially when the verses are a little vague...

For the most part I'd say religious people are more violence prone than the average joe.

Meanwhile, the public aspects of the Romney campaign are in state of semi-hibernation as the campaign saves, money and candidate energy for when people are more focused on the election.

We all know that more people are more skillfully tortured than ever before, that more people starve and that more children in the Third World become mentally retarded due to lack of protein.

This God - centered Luther might be a hard sell these days, when people are more comfortable speaking of «spirituality» than of God.

Joy itself is evangelical, and people are more easily shocked by a happy, chaste Christian than they are by hearing about statistical studies of homosexuality or even philosophical arguments, such as sexual acts having intrinsic meaning and being open to new life.

From one perspective, it could be argued that people are more biblically literate today than ever before!

I am not sure that this is totally effective but I do find that people are more willing to listen.

The God - centered Luther might be a hard sell these days, when people are more comfortable speaking of «spirituality» than of God.

It has often been observed that few people are more bigoted than «liberals» who feel themselves surrounded by closed minds.

That future will be conceived as one in which people are more fully rooted in place, so that authentic community can grow among us.

God can come pitch in any time He wants, but other people are more reliable.

Now that people are more aware of how this scheme works it might be a different story, just as how more people are now aware of how the Bible was actually written and the actual age of the universe to actually accept it as completely factual and as any kind of evidence for a god.

Despite the catechetical deficit in contemporary Christianity, I expect most people are more or less aware that it all has to do with God's extravagant gift of the Redeemer.

No one is saying that liberalism requires you to be religious or that religious people are more amply endowed with the liberal spirit.

Social norms have changed so radically in the last twenty years, that it simply might be that people are more willing to claim a home - church as their primary place of worship today, than they used to.

Though of course some people are more profane than others.

In a rural setting however, the people are more culturally homogeneous, which means that the pastor must understand the culture to gather anybody.

Similarly, we recognize that some people are more sensitive than others to the spiritual dimensions of human existence and that some are particularly sensitive.

If an analogy is needed, I'd have to go with — religious people are more like children, they seem to NEED the carrot and the stick in order to feel that they are good people.

A pastor tells the reporter, «People are more important than documents,» and that they will continue to help people from being deported from America.

People are more blessed in this life if they obey God.

Admittedly, in the 21st century people are more impressed by technology than by science, but the scientific mindset remains the dominant undercurrent that is typically considered more credible than the Church.

Both of these pastors, I think, would agree that people are more biblically illiterate than ever before.

I find that if you act like everyone is a Christian and include them in your conversation, people are more willing to talk about God and spiritual matters.

People are more or less predisposed to it than others, but with sufficient effort and assistance, these illnesses can be overcome.

When I am angry I want to lash out at people, other people are more conserved.

If people are more comfortable framing that as an individualist experience, rather than a communal one, who are you to judge?

A simple statement of fact is fairly bland and un-interesting; we as people are more interested in how the facts affect us, which in most cases is theorising and opinion, and thus biased.

The other day I posted an older cartoon suggesting that people are more important than ideas, and quickly wrote a short post about the Reverend Gretta Vosper, a United Church of Canada (UCC) minister who is being tried for her fitness for ministry.

Few people are more in love with the Star Wars way of doing things than J.J. Abrams, who has fashioned an entire career out of crafting old - fashioned crowd pleasers.

In fact, American young people are more likely to have no church preference than they are to prefer Mormonism, Judaism or Islam.

Fewer people are more qualified to pay tribute to the late and legendary Prince than Bruno Mars and the band Prince wrote for and produced for, The Time.

And some of it may be that people are more comfortable with those who look like them.

However when it comes to church, nightclubs and other settings people are more comfortable with those whom they can relate to.

I've realized that people are more moved when I speak from my heart, from a place of unshakable faith about an unfailing personal Savior than when I try to rely on solely my intellect or how well I can communicate my ideas.

I raised these concerns and it became apparent that people are more concerned about maintaining what is institutionalized for them.

«Extrovert people are more open about their emotions.

Devout religious people are more than willing to go out and kill and maim in the name of their god and religion.

Statistically, people are more likely to listen to what you have to say than if you just condemn them and shout the gospel in their faces.

A taste: People are more concerned than ever with doing what's required to stay alive, even as they do everything they can to divert themselves from real thoughts about love and death.

The more accurate description of these results is to say that «religious people are more ignorant about other religions than non-religious people».

It should not surprise us that young people are more inclined to believe in angels than are their grandparents.