Sentences with phrase «public proposal»

The Christian gospel is an emphatically public proposal about the nature of the world and our place in it.

I know a lot of (my) Brett's friends have done big public proposals but I wouldn't like that, it's so much more meaningful to be just the two of you doing something you really enjoy.

If the County Executive or State Senator are at a point where they believe that elected representatives should no longer ask questions or discuss public proposals, then perhaps both should go back for a history lesson on the foundation of our democracy.

«This was Coubertin's first public proposal for the ultimate step in the internationalization of sport.»

For the past three hundred years, that public proposal has been inhibited and stifled by Christians who acquiesced in the Enlightenment demand that religion, if it is to survive at all, confine itself to the closet of subjectivity.

In these and many other ways, the case is advanced that Christianity is a public proposal within the realm of authentically public discourse, and requiring decisions of immeasurable consequences, both personal and cultural.

The Church's public proposal is well served by the separation of church and state, rightly understood.

I never wanted a public proposal, so it was perfect!

And how cool about the public proposal!