Sentences with phrase «see a difference between»

He also suggested last year that he saw no difference between the state - run RT and other news networks like CNN, MSNBC, and Al Jazeera.

«They lack the emotional intelligence to see the difference between humor and insults.»

«I see the difference between those who show up every day very clear on what it means to be a leader, and others who are going through the motions,» he says.

But looking at survival rates of new companies back to 1977, we didn't really see any difference between recessionary and expansionary years.

But I can see the difference between old dirt and new dirt.

Also interesting to see differences between the 529 plan and the RESP, which sound like similar investing vehicles for post secondary education.

You'll also see the difference between the current price and the price at the end of the previous trading day.

Here you can see the differences between the single blade of the straight razor and the replaceable double edge blade that is used in the safety razor.

Where you may start to see differences between these platforms is at higher volumes.

To me, I couldn't see the difference between the Internet, really, and a catalog or a telephone.

Here we can visually see the difference between the alternatives.

You do nt see a difference between science and religion?

I'm sure that you see the difference between requiring special care and being physically attached to a human being.

So do you see the difference between the material and the spiritual worlds... such as these the knowledge God had promised us from reading, understanding, obeying the verses of the Holy Book of all Holy Books...!

I don't see any difference between science and religion.

It is actually very simple to see the difference between manmade gods and God.

The key point: Moss wants to have us see a difference between persecution ond prosecution.

Your not seeing the difference between the words belief and disbelief speaks to your ignorance, not mine.

You still don't see any difference between the morals of an individual and the collective morals of a society.

Do you really see no difference between that and mass murder?

I see no difference between «plural marriage» and any other nutty religious practice... but I do have ONE question for the Mormons about the topic:

As an atheist I often find myself at odds with fellow atheists who do not see the difference between Christians and Muslims as I do.

The communist god is government; therefore, you are right that I do not see a difference between communism and atheism.

Sorry Ray, but if you don't see the difference between actually killing someone and desecrating a body, then you aren't being rational.

You believe Jesus answers your prayers and I don't see any difference between the two comments.

Personally I don't see any difference between them and believing in Unicorns.

You don't see the difference between arguing and imposing?

The exception is for CHURCHES, are you seriously saying you don't see the difference between a church and Hobby Lobby?

We see how harshly people judged orphans and considered them outsiders, we see the difference between how Anne grew up and how Diana grew up.

It helps Christians to see the difference between what God can do and what they believe it is in the character of God to do.

I am struggling to see the difference between pacifism and what PrayerPunk has been describing.

Surely you see the difference between the two.

Best Response: Eric Reitan with «Pastor Rob Bell Catches Hell from Conservatives» «[Piper and Taylor] can not see the difference between challenging God and challenging their beliefs about God, even though humility demands distinguishing these things.

Honestly I do not see the difference between Camping and anyone who believes in the second coming.

And, of course, you are so utterly clueless that you can't see the difference between asking someone to take off their baseball cap which they're wearing simply because they like wearing a baseball cap... and asking a woman to take off her faith - based scarf or an Amish man to shave his faith - based beard or a Sikh (which is * not * a Muslim faith) to take off his turban or a Catholic priest to take off his cross... well, if you can't figure out the difference yet, there's no hope for you.

I really see NO difference between the two.

Likewise, I don't see a difference between questioning whether evolution is correct or if the genealogy you're presenting as fact is correct.

since you see no difference between various religions, you don't understand the uniqueness of what Christians believe Christ is offering in the cross & resurrection.

Thus it is not the literal mind of the religious zealot that prevents Muslims from seeing the difference between fact and fantasy or between dream and sanity, and we flatter ourselves if we think it is refined sensibility rather than cultural limitation that makes us strip dreams of any real significance.

That day my friend saw the difference between religious Christianity, and relationship with God....

For those who care, please see the differences between Christianity and Mormonism here: http://www.religionfacts.com/mormonism/comparison.htm

Sborowitz also fails to see the difference between Jung's system with its universally valid conceptions and Buber's anti-systematic emphasis on the concrete, the unique, and the unexpected.

Unlike many people on here I can see the difference between Islam and the culture.

Again we see differences between death - of - God and Zen.

I fail to see the difference between any of them (from a real vs. made - up perspective).

I was glad that the podcast host pushed back a little bit by asking if the pastor saw any difference between «what the Bible says» and «our understanding of what the Bible says.»

I don't see any difference between obeying gods or founding daddies, it all depends on what's being claimed to be true first.

I do see a difference between believing in Jesus for eternal life and following Jesus in discipleship, and I think that was what I was getting at.

When the world at large does not see a difference between Christians and the world, we are useless and good for nothing and might as well be ignored and cast out and burned on a fire.

According to verse 6, if we as the church are not abiding in Christ as defined by Jesus here and John in 1 John, then when the world looks at us, they will not see any difference between us and the world, and will then say to themselves, «Why do I need Christianity if they are no different than us?»