Sentences with phrase «scriptural argument»
The phrase "scriptural argument" refers to using passages or verses from religious texts, such as the Bible, to support or defend a certain point of view or belief. It means using these scriptures as evidence in a discussion or debate to make a case. Full definition
Although the various scriptural arguments for the resurrection of Jesus are open to question, modern writers insist that some explanation is needed of what empowered the early disciples to spread the message of Jesus across the world.
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From the church pulpit and from Christian friends and leaders I encountered scriptural arguments that emphasized the importance of racial and national purity as part of God's created order.
At first reading, the strongest scriptural argument for the traditionalist side might be the moment in John's vision on Patmos when he sees the beast and the false prophet tossed into the lake of fire where the devil already is, with the comment that they are tormented day and night forever (Rev. 20:10).
Radner offers a figural scriptural argument: though Israel was divided because of human sin and divine punishment, «No Jew... is ever asked by God to «choose» between Israel and Judah.»
If by «strongest» you mean the argument from whose clutches those bound by it find it most difficult to escape, it is not a scriptural argument at all.