Sentences with phrase «sanctification into»

Such people have turned sanctification into a bad word not only for the population in general but also for many Christians.

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--------------- Beginning in 325AD, the amalgamation of church and government — aka, Roman Catholicism — had begun a dangerous journey away from the Apostle's teaching and into apostasy when it left the Bible behind, and began to claim justification as a result of sanctification.

For the human person, the union of his body and soul has been a source of bewilderment and sanctification since the Fall, which introduced a clashing discord into the harmony of the human person.

It blurs the sanctification process (our part of that process at least) with salvation or at worst brings them into union.

What we know as the traditional image of the Incarnation is precisely the means by which Christendom laid the ground for an inevitable willing of the death of God, for this traditional image made possible the sanctification of «time» and «nature,» a sanctification finally leading to the transformation of eternity into time.

Jensen identifies five themes inherent to the sacrament of initiation: the cleansing from sin and sickness; incorporation into the community; sanctification and illumination; death and resurrection; and new creation.

Other stories there were, to be sure, but these were absorbed into and brought into the service of the dominant biblical story (witness Aquinas» «sanctification» of Aristotle).

TL; DR: 1) A born again believer doesn't sin 100 % willfully because their Spirit is of God who hates sin 2) The indwelling of the Holy Spirit causes sanctification 3) The indwelling of the Holy Spirit can not be replaced by a try - hard theology; it has to be the real thing 4) Whoever has the Holy Spirit can not be snatched out of our Father's hand 5) We sometimes get into argument over misunderstanding, let us pray before replying and seek the Lord before judging; let us be righteous in our judgement

It's about a relationship with our Creator, a God who allows us to struggle because he cares more about our sanctification, our being made into our real selves.

[4] Besides the devastating error this injected into the theology of justification and sanctification, it also had the effect of breaking the classical Catholic synthesis offides et ratio.

Sanctification, then, is God's work, through the Holy Spirit, to chisel us into the image He sees in us.

There is a double aspect: one is saved by being brought into a state of grace (or forgiveness or justification or even sanctification) instead of bondage to sin in this life, and by being brought into heaven instead of hell in the next life.

Looking back, I can see that taking care of her — being dropped into the situation where I had to take care of her — was an instrument of divine grace for my sanctification.

We are sinners born into sin, but as part of sanctification we try to live our lives in a manner pleasing to him.

Similarly, I think I have come to a new understanding of the place of sanctification in the Christian life, perhaps mainly because the doctrine of sanctification has fallen into disuse in so many churches in our culture.

[6] Bryan Wilson has correctly noted that the doctrine of sanctification provides the basis for sectarianism and for the enthusiastic propagation of this religious group that throws itself into spiritual conquest and tries to liberate sinful hearts from the clutch of Satan and guide the sinful to the path of holiness.

Francesco Vezzoli's Sacrilegio transforms the Gagosian Gallery's 21st exhibition space into a black walled religious experience which explores the sanctification of secular images and cultural.