Seventy years after the publication of Carnegie's book, you'll
see the essential truths of his teachings.
It's also a moment that rings true to Sacramentans who
see essential truths about their city in the movie, which is nominated for five Oscars, including best picture.
Not exact matches
To begin with, since the Bible comes to us (as we have
seen) as a revelation of divine
truth in the form of a history of events, the principle of succession in time is
essential to it.
I do not think that asking these sorts of questions is a good way to do evangelism... I do, however, think that these sorts of questions are helpful to ask Christians as a way to gain insight into what sorts of ideas and
truths people think are
essential to the «gospel» and as a way to
see what people think about how to gain or keep eternal life.
May it happen — I have no doubt that it will, because I am profoundly convinced of the
essential bond of complicity uniting Life,
Truth and Freedom — may it happen that our descendants four centuries hence, being faced by some new parting of the ways that we can not yet foresee, will look back and say: «In the twentieth century they
saw clearly.
Martin weighs the merits of his «all
truths are timeless,» or can be so formulated without loss of
truth, against what he takes to be my view (for no reason in my writings that I can
see) that all are time - bound; he ignores the moderate or less extreme view that some (namely,
truths about extremely universal and abstract, eternal and necessary things, including the
essential structure of time as such) are timeless, and others (those about less universal and abstract, also non-eternal and contingent things) are time - bound, but this not in every way a careless thinker might suppose but in a definite and logically intelligible way.
And even in their own interpretation, I seriously doubt they would insist that all believers «hold fast» to the
truth of who
saw Christ first and exactly how many people
saw them as an
essential element for progress or salvation in the Christian life!
There he defined a Modernist as «a churchman who believes in the possibility of a synthesis between the
essential truth of his religion and the
essential truth of modernity».7 Like Loisy, he was critical of the Protestant Liberals, making the much - quoted remark that the Christ that Harnack
saw, looking back through nineteen centuries of Catholic darkness, was only the reflection of a Liberal Protestant face
seen at the bottom of a deep well.
My experience is that the
truth is in integration —
seeing and striving to
see the essence of the
essential unity within ourselves and all existence.
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The group does necessitate a coherent story more than it needs
truth; because, due to socialisation, normalisation and education, no one can pretend to hold an
essential access to any object or subject, as in: «Nobody between you can
see a penis, because you'll first
see the Eiffel Tower.»