Sentences with phrase «slice of»

Love of money paves the way for Chris Tomlin (1 Tim 6:9, 10), in which the Christian Copyright Licensing International paid «a healthy slice of the ($ 40 million) pie to him».

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Namely, history is almost completely irrelevant in an information environment that restricts one's attention to a narrow slice of temporal immediacy.

But the devil comes to Jesus in a desert, Jesus surrounded by stones and scorpions and snakes, Jesus with his belly scoured empty, and the devil tempts him with food: «Wouldn't you like just a slice of bread?»

Ingrid of the famously fundamentalist blog, A Slice of Laodicia,...

Time means you are on an infinitesimal slice of the surface parallel to lines of lattitude.

Religion News Service: The biggest slice of Obama's religious coalition?

The unaffiliated The largest slice of President Barack Obama's religious coalition - at 23 percent - is not very religious.

But according to our research, a growing slice of adherents no longer feels comfortable using the name.

New York Times: One - Stop Sunday Mornings for Cowboys and Cowgirls in an Arizona Town From an improvised pulpit nestled on a slice of desert sand between a bull - riding ring and a bar serving biscuits and $ 3 beers, the preacher opened his last sermon of the year with a question and a revelation.

Wow — I've been reading these responses plus the comments on the Slice of Laodicea blog — a lot of people seem very angry — a sort of self righteous venomous anger — its kind of scary.

It was part soap opera, part Al Capp's Dogpatch, and, with Mrs. Clinton, a generous slice of Macbeth.

The sudden attention I received from Slice of Laodicea.

I can't say enough about these cartoons, oh BTW, Your slice of fundamentalism is back up and running.

The Bible, as a unified collection of God's setting the world to rights over time through a specific covenant people, primarily located in one geo - political area, records only a thin slice of human experience in the grand scheme of things.

Don't complain about the recipe and then expect the first slice of the cake.

The subtle, more slice of life type of stuff, you have to be smarter to come up with that stuff.

This situation is not unique to my old slice of Southern California.

Most religious affiliations prey on the faith of others by perpetuating their fears that if they don't give «alms» they won't get a slice of heaven, or if they don't behave a certain way, they'll go to hell.

Each successive omnispatial moment in the divine life is a brief, particular slice of time.

It may simply mean that in that denomination evangelism is a separate function — and therefore needs to develop a holism of its own — or that the materials sent me represent a larger slice of that denomination's life than what others would call «evangelism pure and simple.»

Craig i agree totally church should be a slice of heaven on earth that is where corporately as believers come into the prescence of God.Its good when worshiping the Lord to feel his prescence and to feel connected to others because of Jesus.We had our carol service yesterday i was involved in the choir we combined with other churchs in the area it was a good turnout and alot of fun singing as we celebrated the birth of Jesus.It really makes christmas for me.If we love Jesus that should spill out into every area of our lives.He is the one that impacts others through us as we rely on him daily.Merry Christmas to you and your family regards brentnz

Insofar as science is able to describe at least a slice of the reality in which we live, it is incumbent on the theologian and philosopher to be cognisant of how science describes the nature of the universe and the beings who inhabit it.

A further distinction is often accorded marketing as a quasi-science of analysing what a given market (i.e., regional or income group or other demographic slice of the general public) can be persuaded to buy, accept or prefer, whereas advertising merely follows an advertisers» need to push an already accomplished product, idea, or program on a given public.

So no, we only see a very small slice of reality.

«They were eating the crumbs of the last slice of bread,» Project HOPE staffer Andrea Dunne - Sosa told Vox, describing a family in the coastal town of Loaiza.

So I was notified this morning that Slice of Laodicea is no more.

We see only the thinnest slice of human violence and sometimes despair.

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And the 50's weren't all that and a slice of bread.

Certainly it is a fact that the relation between classes is one of violent competition for positions of power in the nation, for «a bigger slice of the cake» — that is, of the national revenue.

In making such a choice, Sagan was implicitly acknowledging the creation of new forms of culture in the slice of Christianity that Andraé Crouch also embodied.

Or casual and spontaneous, a blithe and impromptu slice of life?

The Catholic slice of that is ~ 1.5 B (give or take).

I was featured on Ingrid's Slice of Laodicea blog under her new series, «Meet the Nude Pastors»... I mean, «Meet the New Pastors».

Well, just because Ingrid seems to need to get the last word in, check out her last conclusions here at Slice of Laodicea.

I am not a member of that small slice of the leadership pie that relishes radical change.

Morality and our concept of what is good and what is evil has no influence on the progress of events in the Universe outside our tiny slice of time on this tiny little world.

I need to find somebody rich to sue for something ridiculously stupid so that I can get a slice of this pie!

You have picked a very thin slice of reality to support your dominant / submission power relationship dynamic which underpins the rest of the argument.

In recent years, we have seen the growth in living organ donations, usually one kidney or a slice of liver.

The last we see of him is through the window of a roadside diner where he and Maggie stopped for a slice of homemade pie one night.

This slice of time, one seventh of each week, becomes not only a tremendous luxury but also an indispensable aid to creative thinking during the rest of the week.

Slice of Laodicea — oh man is that site ever biased — they booted me for asking questions that did not line up with their conservative agenda.

The church gets it's slice of the $ pie.

And to be fully open, I love to read «Slice of Laodicea.»

I just went to slice of laodicea or whatever they call themselves and am still in shock.

Stick around for a year or two, and you get a small slice of ownership in the company.

Mass market watch ownership is a relatively small slice of our history, starting after the First World War and only becoming the norm for the industrialised world in the 1930s.

Google seems to want a slice of everybody else's pie this week.