Sentences with phrase «traditional language»
Do we then (to use traditional language) «save ourselves»?
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It is often difficult to get students enthusiastic about completing creative writing assignments on traditional language arts worksheets or plain lined paper.
Traditional language classes, typically involving students in rigorous grammatical training programs, have met with mixed success.
There are questions about traditional language used in worship.
In traditional language, the chair is the object of sight.
I, for one, take such intimations seriously as evidence of profound moral or religious sensibilities and wonder whether the church's traditional language of theology and religious symbols thwarts not just apologetics but also the moral, spiritual and intellectual nourishment of those uncomfortable with religious institutions.
In contrast, if the dislike of lbif reflects its linguistic structure, then the syllable hierarchy is expected to engage traditional language areas in the brain.
Not insignificantly, the Court rephrased the more traditional language on the principle of national procedural autonomy by adding that the Member States are responsible for ensuring that EU rights are «effectively protected in each case and, in particular, for ensuring compliance with the right to an effective remedy and to a fair hearing enshrined in Article 47 of the Charter» (para 65).
Is it legitimate, on Biblical and historical grounds, to make the kind of nondialectical use of traditional language which Altizer does?
Doling out cute digital icons created for and contractually endorsed by your favorite star «transcends traditional languages and boundaries by uniting people with a common mindset — i.e., Beliebers — to communicate immediately as insiders.»
Even well - meaning social workers and investigators, believing Orlando beat her and she retaliated given the bruises on his body when he was admitted to the hospital, misgender her at times, the stammering inadequacies of traditional language around gender doing both parties a disservice.
Other online resources available via students» mobile devices include videos and animations, which may of particular interest to visual learners and songs by native language speakers, useful for auditory learners — the types of resources not usually available in traditional language lessons.
Teaching methods utilized by the control teachers involved dividing each class into three reading groups by reading level, giving traditional language arts and writing instruction to the whole class, and using workbooks during follow - up time.
Curtin said he is «not overly concerned at the moment» about the decline in English minutes, but he did cite some concerns about students reading less than in years past, as well as a decrease in traditional language skills such as grammar.
Compulsory education in centrally located residential schools, where traditional languages were forbidden, had devastating effects on the students as well as on community structure, socialization and languages.
Today Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia are speaking out about the need to protect, preserve and strengthen traditional languages.
In more traditional language, this is the practice of spiritual discernment.
In traditional language classes, students have spent much of their class time rehearsing sentence patterns without much emphasis on oral language practice.
I have to reckon with the degree to which my theological thought may be vitiated by a readiness to conceive or to represent the work of atonement in ways that depreciate the extent to which it necessarily includes within it personal response on the part of those who are (to use traditional language) recipients of its benefits.
Bilingual education is the teaching of children in traditional languages with English gradually becoming the main language of instruction.
Thus such traditions become kerygmatic, not by appropriating the traditional language of the Church's kerygma, but in a distinctive way: They retain a concrete story about Jesus, but expand its horizon until the universal saving significance of the heavenly Lord becomes visible in the earthly Jesus.
This has been referred to, in traditional language, as the «bondage of the will.»
The painting, as Saraceni notes, «solicits the Unconscious»; it tells a profoundly intimate story, but does so in the iconographic terms of past theology, in a shared and traditional language.
Nevertheless, as Swain points out, this traditional language is essential.
It is understandable, then, that we question the usefulness of the traditional language of the divine attributes.
People were wrong, the Prince opined, to complain that the traditional language was «a bit over our heads.»
To put this in traditional language, the Church manifests its Christian identity by proclaiming Jesus Christ, by making him available for men and women, by laboring to create and nourish a life in others which reflects and serves his purposes and his own quality of life.
This reflects, of course, the traditional language of God as pure Being.
On the whole, however, those who think in this way are likely to let the traditional language stand, including the doctrine of omnipotence.
All this sounds very much as though the traditional language of the faith were being excised as an act of concession to modern ears untrained, untuned, and uninterested.
These spiritual aspects (called the «image of God» in traditional language) are what make man human.
To put this another way: perhaps by acting in consonance with God's intentions — obeying God's will, in traditional language — Jesus provided the vehicle for God to reveal these truths to us.
The traditional language of Christian religion and theology emphasized the centrality and normativeness of Jesus Christ as the decisive and final revelation of God.
In traditional language, it symbolizes and actualizes supernatural realities within the created order.
Paul Tillich (1886 - 1965), for example, has tried to break out of the traditional language and discuss God and the Christian faith in terms that are still common to all men whether secular or religious.
That the traditional language of Christian tradition is no longer authoritative and revelatory; that it has lost its meaning.