Sentences with phrase «ultimate hope»

My assumption is that a theology of the cross brings hope — indeed, the only ultimate hope.

I hesitate because I realize the struggle of finding ultimate hope in Jesus with other competing hopes in our hearts.

I reject ultimate hope completely.

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But as Christians we believe that the source of creation is also its ultimate hope.

For Christians the ultimate hope that cheers us is lodged elsewhere than in a firm bedside handshake.

Atheism and Christianity tell two very different stories — one is of ultimate purposelessness and the other is of ultimate hope.

Indeed, my ultimate hope is that clergy and laity would read and discuss it together.

I find it impossible to conceive that our intrinsic beliefs about human value are an illusion, and that our ultimate hopes for purpose and meaning are in vain.

Where the atheist scientist sees only physical processes and laws that give rise to illusions of morality and free will, I see real beauty, truth, love, good and evil, purpose to life, freedom to choose and ultimate hope.

The ultimate hope for man is that the truth will be known:

Yet our ultimate hope is not affected by how successful we are.

The ultimate hope is that our horse would eventually emerge as a «liberalizing autocrat,» a strongman who could transition society in a direction to make it ready for law - abiding LIBERAL democracy.

To trust our security to the threat of nuclear war is to base our ultimate hope on chaos as a greater power than God's created possibility of shalom.

Since the doctrine of sin is the only element known by some of his critics, a common conclusion is that Niebuhr was too pessimistic about human nature, that he saw only man's sin, and that he offered no proximate or ultimate hope.

To sum up, the kingdom of God is our ultimate challenge and our ultimate hope.

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When the idiom of resurrection came to be used in an eschatological form to express man's ultimate hope, there was no one clear and unmistakable interpretation of it.

In a blend of fidelity to Jesus as the Christ and to the kingdom which was his central message, the church has been able to find both a challenge to action and its ultimate hope.

Here a new ground for hope, the only ground, as I believe, for ultimate hope, is found.

The secret of Christianity's contribution to the cultural works of man is that in the Christian faith, with a clarity found in no other, we see that all of life, its evil as well as its good, has a meaning which supports an ultimate hope, if we but accept the truth which God has offered in Christ and begin to respond to it.

The content of this ultimate hope grows organically out of the felt needs, miseries, dreams, and faith of that given period, using categories available in the culture of the time.

Individual, particular, proximate hopes, however, must be situated within an horizon of ultimate hope.

But perhaps the ultimate hope of all, especially when the trials on this earth make heaven seem galaxies away, is to remember what Jesus» hope was.

Without losing sight of the ultimate hope of the Kingdom of God, or giving up their critical attitude, the churches had to dare to be present in the midst of human struggles for penultimate solutions.

How could any dualist grant Paul's seemingly paradoxical claim that though our sinful deeds are indeed works of the «flesh,» our ultimate hope lies in «the redemption of our bodies»?

Fire becomes a symbol of the purging presence of the Holy God, pointing us to the ultimate hope for which the church stands.

Our work with Datils is a sustainable project that helps us teach agriculture to our students, with the ultimate hope being that the Datil will become a nationally recognized pepper.

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There is none whatsoever for usage, though the ultimate hope is that families who enjoy the free content eventually will be inspired to make a gift to benefit pediatric medical research at Children's Hospital.

My ultimate hope when purchasing a gift, is that the person receiving the gift will be able to enjoy it for many years.

«My ultimate hope,» she says, «is to become the name in accessible STEM learning and a recognized leader in products developed using the mantra that all children learn differently.»

Rashid's ultimate hope is that one day scientsts will be able to correct the diseased cells in the lab and transplant them back into the patient, but he cautions that cell - based therapies won't be available anytime soon.

«The ultimate hope of any of these individuals is to restore this function,» Walter said.

How viable the eggs may be remains to be seen, but the ultimate hope is that they be could be used to produce an infinite, affordable supply of embryonic stem cells.

For many illnesses, researchers would like to study the diseased cells from a patient in the lab; their ultimate hope is that they can also fix those cells by modifying them genetically and then inject them back into the patient.

«Our ultimate hope would be to use these findings to create a lipoxin - based drug for obese people to help protect them against associated illnesses, such as kidney and liver disease,» she said.

Our ultimate hope is to better treat — or even prevent — congenital heart disease.

My ultimate hope is to awaken young people to the idea of «prevention» by extending these insights beyond the health and wellness community to the general population.

The ultimate hope is that by having their post in the Instagram top posts section, they will be seen by more people searching that hashtag and obtain legitimate followers.