Sentences with phrase «same reality»

While all the different rites convey the very same reality, nevertheless because of the limitations of human weakness the spirit of the world can very easily enter into the liturgy.

It's the exact same reality.

The different rites that developed over the years, written very often by different authors, are the vehicle conveying that very same reality, namely the Last Supper, the death and resurrection of Our Saviour.

Now, men are apparently facing that same reality.

But music is another part of the same reality, and good music lets us in on much more of the truth and beauty of the human experience than many people expect.

You and I exist in the same reality and I can clearly recall the godless reality in contrast with that which is real.

The answer we shall argue is that Whitehead's description of creativity and the cosmic description of brahman are two descriptions of the same reality.16

When this is combined with the insistence that this is wholly ineffable, it becomes possible to think that those who have discovered God in this way are experiencing the same reality as that which Buddhists have identified.

St. Maximus the Confessor describes the same reality in terms of the logoi or the rationale of created realities having their origin in and finding their meaning in Jesus Christ who is the one Logos of God.esus Christ.»

Again, it is important to see that the fact that they both function in this way does not mean they are simply different names for the same reality.

Marriage is the same reality for everyone, in all times and circumstances.

If the diversity proved to be complementary, or if together the essays conveyed a fuller picture of the same reality, they would represent a degree of cohesiveness.

To be and to proclaim are here but two facets of the same reality.

Also, the Mass always means the same, is the same reality, in any rite so how can each version of the Roman Rite have different meanings, as Fr Philippe suggests?

But, just because we can conceive of two things existing together (e.g. warmth and humidity) this does not mean they are the same reality in all respects.

The Bible becomes a vast field of interrelated words, all speaking about the same reality: the one God revealed in Christ, whose work was confirmed by the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church.

This is the same as asking, «What is the deepest reality for our experience as men of the new world, and is it the same reality as that to which the Bible points?»

We're moving into the same reality with euthanasia.

A deity that is REQUIRED to participate in anything for it's existence can't be the creator of that same Reality.

Pro-choice and pro-life advocates both focused on the same reality: the visibility of developing life.

If this same reality were true in other areas, such as revelation, the church, ecumenism and religious liberty, Roman Catholicism would look quite different today.

In their two pastoral letters on peace and the economy, the United States bishops have recognized the same reality.

Evil, for Buber, is both absence of direction and absence of relation, for relation and direction as he uses them are different aspects of the same reality.

Still, this fact of linguistic singularity does not negate the general principle that there are many possible ways of symbolizing the same reality.

He speaks from the authority of 150 years of biological, paleontological, genetic, medical, anthropological, geological, and chemical knowledge all pointing to the same reality.

God and the idol are the same thing, the same reality; and the idol wins.

Many modern Hindus, ofcourse, regard these all as but different aspects of the same reality.

As others encountered this same reality, they too became the instrumentalities of its will, as they became knit together into that common life we know as the body of Christ.

There is a good probability that you and I are looking at the same reality.

More description than instruction, more report than directive, they compose a litany in which all promises point to the same reality.

Unlike Cox, who concludes that the theist and nontheist encounter the same reality but name it differently, I perceive a fundamental difference in the primordial experience of ultimate reality.

Spiritual and interpersonal difficulties, and growth are actually two sides of the same reality — the reality of one's relationships.

The very concept of «The Environment» sums up this same reality.