Sentences with phrase «true supernatural life»

The true supernatural life, now brought into being by Christ, is the life distinguished by the «fruits of the Spirit» as described in Gal.

Not exact matches

This was the true solution of the problem presented to the Church by the disappointment of its naïve expectation that the Lord would immediately appear; not the restless and impatient straining after signs of His coming which turned faith into fantasy and enthusiasm into fanaticism; but a fuller realization of all the depths and heights of the supernatural life here and now.

The true believer is «a man determined to drag the supernatural back to life by the sheer power of wishing, or failing that, to vent his desolation on those around him — on reality itself for being such a cheat» (The New Nonsense [Simon & Schuster, 1974] p. 75).

While it is true that Rahner's presentation of man as a «supernatural existential» does aim to maintain some kind of nature of man such that it can not be absolutely identical with his supernatural vocation, the texts quoted above appear to indicate that the supernatural life that is given to the believer is something already possessed by the non-believer in equal measure.

For him it is not true that the supernatural life is fully imparted with existence, even though it needs to be categorically affirmed by the individual.

Inspired by the frightening true - life tale of a family that moved into a converted funeral home and subsequently fell under supernatural attack, director Peter Cornwell's The Haunting in Connecticut follows the quest of a desperate mother to free her family from the grip of an evil beyond human comprehension.

True Blood is wildly entertaining, what with its peek into the seamy underbelly of vampire politics, the integration of several supernatural species, and small town life / afterlife.

All of them head to the Maryland woods to discover whether the supernatural claims about the Blair Witch are true, and after contradictory and inconclusive results over a single night they proceed to an abandoned broom factory (I'm not making this up), where Jeff currently lives.

Eccentric even by Roeg standards, Eureka, written by Paul Mayersberg (working from the true - life tale of Harry Oakes), goes overboard with the histrionics, and even the slight supernatural tinge that defines Roeg's movies is clumsily handled here.

I have a traditional publisher (Llewellyn Worldwide) for «A Haunted Life: the true ghost story of a reluctant psychic» but have published my supernatural suspense novel, «Sarah's Shadows» through my own company.

Unico's adventures take him to the Wild West, medieval times and more, and along the way he meets kids, animals and supernatural creatures, discovering who his true friends are and transforming their lives.