Sentences with word «subjection»

Mill's «Subjection of Women» is an essay favouring equality of the sexes, written in 1869 in coordination with his wife Harriet Taylor, the essay presents arguments opposing the social and legal inequalities of that time... In some cultures, such still exists...

«Our first reason has to be keeping our bodies under subjection that we might live the temperate, Christ - like life we are called to live.»

Causality is the rule of all changes in the world, But Brahman is free from subjection to causality.

The counsel of mutual subjection to each other «in Christ» is good advice for Christians who marry.

Blessed John Paul identifies this mutual subjection as an important part of his theology of the body, but how challenging it is to live out.

A longtime admirer of Keats» poetry, Buckman struggled to see past this antiquated notion of female subjection and roles of women in society, using it as a revisionist platform and feminist «call to arms» for her work.

In 1 Corinthians 15:28 Paul speaks of all things being ultimately subjected to Christ, but he does not imply that subjection means salvation.

The foremost significance of the chosen locations is that they are in countries that were once, or are still, under British subjection, evoking the saying from which both the exhibition and the video draw their title: «The sun never sets on the British Empire».

For so long as obedience is only subjection to an authority which man does not understand, it is no true obedience; something in man still remains outside and does not submit, is not bound by the command of God.

In verse 13 the chain of command is stated in order to point out that the woman is to show subjection by not teaching Scriptures to men.

As a modern woman, I thought our selfish tendencies could be held in check through mutual subjection worked out through egalitarian principles.

The creation of humans as beings who reproduced sexually resulted in a «natural vehicle» for God to become human «without subjection of the Divine Person to the creative law which makes a human person».

This is the meaning of the life of reverent devotion, as opposed to the self - sufficient finitude of autonomous man and to servile subjection in what Tillich calls `' heteronomy,» which may be interpreted as the essence of undemocratic authoritarianism.

The quasi-scholastic tone points at least to a different intent, a more humble subjection to the subject matter.

further, we are to be in relative subjection to kings and governors as they have their positions due to God's allowance.

They are willing, I think, to accept that what is far more likely is that Porcher - thought might encourage more communities and individuals to MITIGATE, not correct, the economic / cultural subjection of communities to corporate and government bodies, and to the market.

The widespread conception of the «Supreme Being» as an entity distinct from this world but controlling it according to plan and keeping human beings in a state of infantile subjection has been a not too subtle mask of the divine patriarch.5

It is a headship of love, and therefore contains also a certain subjection of role.

This is the view of the early church, Christus Victor, and this is the view of a truly loving God who would free us from our freely - chosen subjection to Satan, sin and death.

the utter subjection of anxious care about transient things to care about abiding values (Matthew 6:19 ff.)

In the remaining British corner of Ireland, supposedly dominated by ultra-British Protestant Unionists, a clear majority, almost 56 percent, voted for continued subjection to rule from Brussels, capital of the European Union.

These contemporary trends are reflected in the New Testament, partly in vigorous reaction against such beliefs, not by denying the reality to which they referred, but by claiming that in the gospel men were delivered from helpless subjection to that reality.

just out of curiosity wheres your sign, oh thats right — you never got past the alphabet flash cards... when you get to the addition and subjection cards let me know — my daughter can help you with them.

It began with a critique of stunted desires, or those formed by long hours, limited horizons, and regular subjection to others.

«The census demands some urgent answers to what seems to be routine subjection of black people to more extreme measures than white people.»

«The woman who banks on the appeal of physical subjection alone discovers that this appeal is really short - lived.»

The relationship of violent subjection between Jasna and the boys she so desperately tries to woo is so revolting (the last scene is a simultaneous sucker punch on screen and on the viewer) because it feels like home.

How can an individual return to the rarified pursuit of art after significant tragedy, extreme violence or forced subjection?

The corner positioning evokes a feeling of protection and at the same time subjection.

The danger is that the new powers over nature will also be used to put men into subjection.

If brahman is free from subjection to causality, so is creativity.

Tell the public why we must renegotiate with the EU, why subjection to the European Court of Human Rights and the Human Rights Act is unacceptably, why immigration must be controlled, why it is right (not merely necessary) to cut public spending.

It was so outrageous, but postured seriously and set to type, that as many got the joke as didn't, and it managed to spark debate generally about the Irish plight relative to British subjection.

He has vanquished nature, brought creation under subjection, imposed his dominion on forests, mountains, and rivers.