Esther Naorʼs work freezes the cycle of our unstable age, distilling our anxieties into
a public confession of the worldʼs afflicted, lonely, redemptive common ground.
In the image that C. Kavin Rowe uses for the title of his brilliant explication of Acts,
the public confession of the lordship of the risen Christ creates what the world thinks of as a «world upside down,» but what Christians understand to be the world seen truly.
In a new twist on the «drag your wife out to
your public confession of adultery» meme, televangelist Marcus Lamb has his wife confess his adultery for him: The confession was apparently prompted to preempt extortionists who were threatening to break the news unless Lamb coughed up $ 7.5....
This is commonly expressed by the use of special «Christian «names, which are frequently viewed positively as
a public confession of one's faith.
Ok, on to Christian Baptism: Baptism is
the public confession of one's faith, and is a symbolic gesture of putting to death your old sinful way of life (as in, living for yourself), and be raised a new creation in Christ (and now your focus is on His Will, not your own).
I wonder if the belief does refer to
the public confession of belief.
She makes
a public confession of sin, saying she has «idolized relationships above all.»
They even went so far as to say that a believer need not be a professed Muslim, for faith is a confession of the heart while Islam is an outward or
public confession of the tongue.
The Free Churches assume baptism would be a mere symbolic act, which follows conversion and
a public confession of the new faith, aslo an act of obedience.
What must be avoided is
public confession of sin that runs into exhibitionism.
We confess «I believe» with the baptismal (Apostles») Creed, because the focus is on the individual's
public confession of faith.
They believe that baptism is merely an act of obedience or of
public confession of the personal faith, after someone has become a believer.
Then they would have been paraded (once the bruises had faded) to make
a public confession of their error, before being sent to live on a remote pig farm or perhaps executed.
The Commonwealth Bank admitted last night that it lost the financial statements of nearly 20 million accounts in 2016, the first
public confession of the data breach.
«Consequent upon
the public confessions of these vicious and notorious killer squad to the killings in cold blood of more than Eleven (11) innocent people in Kwara State and other States of the Federation, the statutory procedure and practice in the Force is that such a heinous crime and capital offence is transferred to the Force Headquarters for further investigation.
Not exact matches
Steven Miller's «
Confessions of a Rootless Cosmopolitan Jew» would be more appropriate on a psychiatrist's couch than in a serious journal
of religion in
public life.
The monks
of the abbey host regular services and
confessions for the
public alongside their personal and group devotions.
The necessity
of dealing with international institutions, with lawmakers who defend total national sovereignty, with an American
public that is often fixated on its own context, and with churches preoccupied by their own
confessions demands new steps toward a Christian
public theology.
She practiced what she preached in a separate thread, in which she used Twitter for a little
public confession and repentance (there's a novel use
of social media), asking God for forgiveness for «ways I've been complicit in & contributed to misogyny & sexism in the church by my cowardly and inordinate deference to male leaders in order to survive.»
He should make
public confession to God and man
of past wrongdoing and be willing to ask God for guidance in the future.
Moreover, the poignancy
of the sense
of public guilt was reflected in private self - accusation, and the issue is seen in such prayers as the psalmist's
confession of deep - seated sinfulness,
This is not to deny the rightness
of either corporate
confession of guilt in
public worship or individual witness to the redeeming power
of God.
Some
of these women make a
public confession, but others are ashamed to do this, and in silence, as if withdrawing from themselves the hope
of the life
of God, they either apostatize entirely or hesitate between the two courses» (Against Heresies 1:22 [A.D. 189]-RRB-.
Not sure what's funnier — the fact that people might actually believe this app can cleanse them
of their «sins»... or the fact that people might actually believe that a
public confession can cleanse them
of their «sins»!
Sunday school rooms all around spilled into a sanctuary where pews were arranged on either side
of a central aisle that led to a pulpit and an altar — for to us education led to worship, and worship to
public confession and commitment.
«I'm a believer in
public confession if we know what we're confessing,» says Adrian Reynolds, director
of ministry at the Proclamation Trust.
To this
public, we can make a case for our faith, beyond merely the
confession of it.
Luther dispensed with closed
confession for Protestants; the Catholics continued it, but are now discussing open or
public confession, while some Protestants are considering the reintroduction
of closed
confession!
It must clearly be noted that this was in essence far more a demonstration
of political loyalty than
of religious worship; and it must still more clearly be noted that Rome was the reverse
of intolerant, and, if a man made this
confession of political faith, he could then go away and worship any god he liked, so long as that worship did not conflict with
public decency and order.
Indeed, judging by the reporting on the presidential campaign, it seems that in the absence
of any substantive
public debate on morality among religious leaders, media representatives have emerged as the new priesthood in our culture: they demand
confessions of misconduct from
public figures and then determine the seriousness
of the sin and the degree
of penance required for the sin to be forgiven.
The state's systematic
confession of its incompetence opens
public space for the democratic politics
of persuasion and consent rather than the politics
of coercion.
So while it's understandable to respect a would - be «
public servant» who comes clean, is it too much to ask or to hold out for a candidate who has lived a life
of integrity to best
of his / her ability, so that
public confession becomes unnecessary?
The ritual
of public confession is so formulaic in American culture that it's hard to imagine that someone as media savvy as Rush Limbaugh doesn't know how to do it.
These
public «
confessions» are often frank and detailed accounts
of spiritual and moral waywardness in the past, going on to indicate how wonderful things have been since «finding the Lord.»
For others, those convinced that morality is private, and that only they themselves can judge the rightness
of their own actions, healing means accepting ambivalence, and perhaps offering comfort to others through
public confession.
For instance, how does one treat disclosures made in churches that practice
public confession in front
of the congregation?
Most
of our worship services include
public confession and forgiveness.
It is not surprising that this self -
confession has been received with massive vitriolic responses from the general
public who appear to now be utterly fed up with the self - righteous intensification
of Mr. Rawlings.
If Labour MPs want to avoid the fate
of their European counterparts they should save their doubts about Miliband for Sunday
confession and wait until after May 7 to plot about leaders in
public.
Force
Public Relations Officer, Jimoh Moshood, said on Saturday the state police command has been working on the
confessions of those suspects arrested who have made useful statements.
Fortunately for Chopra, although ignorance
of the law is famously no excuse in court, ignorance
of the laws
of nature is, and would almost certainly trump his
public confession.
The play's power lies in its insight into the thrill
of public confession — and the complex intersection
of politics and psychology in the media.
We reached out to cyber dating expert Julie Spira, bestselling author
of The Perils
of Cyber-Dating:
Confessions of a Hopeful Romantic Looking for Love Online, for her insight as to what we should expect from these very -
public, made - for - TV couples.
Spira, author
of The Perils
of Cyber-Dating:
Confessions of a Hopeful Romantic Looking for Love Online and host
of «Ask the Cyber-Dating Expert Radio Show,» has been a featured author?and presenter at the New York
Public Library and panelist at the 140 Characters Twitter Conference.
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They all get together for a long weekend where not much happens, aside from pratfalls in the woods, plenty
of public urination, and an eventual moment
of confession which is nothing short
of cringeworthy.
Allen's story has the makings
of melodrama, the kind found in a True
Confessions magazine that no woman would have been reading in
public on on that beach in the Fifties.
More Spielberg's self - mocking Catch Me If You Can than Julie Taymor's impressionistic Frida,
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind examines the creation
of a personal cult
of personality on a
public stage and its attendant guilt / exultation.
Cartel Land is keen to show how information and rumors travel through the militia and the towns they come to control: photos
of beheaded citizens pop up on smartphones; at impromptu
public forums held in town squares, citizens both praise and condemn Mireles's usurping
of federal authority; his soldiers, meanwhile, pick up suspected criminals on hunches, and won't relent without a
confession.
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