Sentences with phrase «radical openness»

And this means that our present religious consciousness must assume the distinctive attitude of radical openness to the future if it is to be properly receptive of revelation.

Radical openness about the data being collected is not just an ethical choice.

This emptying is the meaning of his power: to break open the solitude of our selfishness in a new radical openness to the beloved — an openness that leaves nothing of itself so as to be wholly the beloved's.

How can we develop a theology of freedom which looks with radical openness to the future for new truths and values without neglecting the claims of a theology of order which is mindful of what has been established in the past?

Proposition 2: The Orthodox intellectual crank displays radical openness to key aspects of the modern experience.

As John Paul often noted, the women saints are the very embodiment of this «feminine genius» for radical openness to God and the human person.

Conjuring Radical Openness, 2015 (center); bronze; 20 x 19 x 9 in.; unique edition of 3 + 1 A.P. Conjuring Power, 2015; DIY fabric - prints on cotton poplin, painted steel rods; site - specific installation; dimensions variable.

In order to receive this revelation, the addressees of promise must in turn assume a posture of radical openness to the future.

I love being Catholic, but there are a few things I miss: the freedom I shared with my brethren in spontaneous prayer; the radical openness to God that asked «What is God doing?»

They exhibit, on the one hand, a radical openness to key aspects of the modern experience, and, on the other, a radical rejection of basic tendencies of modernity.

The consequences for the moral sphere is radical openness.

How do we know when imagination is exclusively projective and when it has elements of radical openness to a transcending future?

It was not yet aware of the radical openness of reality to the future.

This radical openness has in turn led to greater trust that consumers put into buying products from Amazon.

«Mark Allen has been a wonderful collaborator because he brings to the museum a kind of radical openness that allows for all kinds of risk - taking,» said Rachel Seligman, Assistant Director for Curatorial Affairs.

But how can we contemplate the radical openness of a comparative investigation of Jules Olitski and Peter Bradley, Alma Thomas and Barnett Newman, Ed Clark and Frank Stella?

Although «Dance the Orange» is a line from Rilke, the titles of Mr. Whitney's paintings sometimes touch on political attitudes or cultural identity: «Radical Openness» and «Unpronounceable Freedom» (at Karma); and, at the Studio Museum, «Congo» and «James Brown Sacrifice to Apollo.»

Together, in their radical openness to interventions of site, audience, and context, the works on view challenge perceived notions of what constitutes an exhibition space, a public, an artwork itself.

I have made it my mission as a helping professional to bring a lens of radical openness to my interactions with others, to foster safe spaces where we can collaboratively explore behaviors, thoughts and experiences.