Sentences with phrase «ultimate triumph»

Elsewhere he said, «There undoubtedly are aspects of ethics that are relative but men's deeper responses are to the absolute ethic, that nostalgia of man's deepest ultimate triumph over all limitations».

Elsewhere he said «There undoubtedly are aspects of ethics that are relative but men's deeper responses are to the absolute ethic, that nostalgia of man's deepest ultimate triumph overall limitations.»

Whether God's victory is thought of as coming within or beyond this world, God's actual ultimate triumph over evil is a tenacious note which Christians refuse to surrender.

Gary Oldman is Winston Churchill in Joe Wright's historical drama Darkest Hour, based on the true story about the British Prime Minister's struggles and ultimate triumph during World War II.

Ugo Sivocci is also responsible for the adoption of the famous four - leaf clover emblem on Alfa Romeo cars: he had a white square framing a green four - leaf clover painted on the grille of his car precisely for the Targa Florio race in 1923 The audacious end of the race and Sivocci's ultimate triumph convinced even the doubters of the efficacy of that original lucky charm.

Released in 2012, this 52 - minute public television documentary reveals the motivations, struggles and ultimate triumphs of the people designing and building the most elaborate ground - based astronomical observatory ever, the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA).

But how does a studio market a scathing satire about advertising's ultimate triumph over individuality — rumored to have sparked civil - suit threats from featured businesses like Fuddrucker's, Costco and Carl's Jr. and including a brilliant zinger at Fox's own barbarous cable - news division?

But in every case, leaders emerged who broke the trajectory of decline and simply refused to give up on the idea of not only survival but ultimate triumph, despite the most extreme odds.

«If we discover a complete theory, it would be the ultimate triumph of human reason; for then we should know the mind of God,» he said, HIS words not mine.

Ideas such as the Kingdom of God are expressions of confidence in the ultimate triumph of community, i.e., in the long - run victory of good over evil, or the final establishment of progress.

The «New Atheism» sets science and religion in permanent opposition, with the ultimate triumph of the former being only a matter of time.

More in accord, however, with what other evidence indicates as Jesus» conception of the kingdom of God (cf. Mt 12:28; Lk 11:20; 17:21) is the view that the seed represents the power of God already manifesting itself by the casting out of demons, and the bush is its ultimate triumph.

God both has foreknowledge of his ultimate triumph and is intent on liberating his creatures.

Of course, American leaders, too, invoke the will of God and declare their faith in the ultimate triumph of freedom.

Perhaps the intensity of the women's testimonies, accounts of uncontrolled bingeing and self - hatred that terminate in divine surrender and ultimate triumph, prompts critics to judge them delusional and overwrought.

And when those who had seen things not seen, by which alone life is redeemed, were apparently overwhelmed by military might, some unknown thinker committed to writing the strange symbolism of the ultimate triumph of right, which we now have in the Book of Daniel.

The death and resurrection of the Lord are presupposed as the condition of His ultimate triumph, and He is seen in vision walking in the midst of the golden candlesticks which are the churches.

M.M. Ali designates these three passages as «the prophecy of the ultimate triumph of Islam in the whole world.»

Moreover, if God does not wholly control actual occasions, it is difficult to see how there is any real assurance of the ultimate triumph of good.

Is there then any desperate situation towards the end of the first Christian century which would explain how our Apocalypse came to be written, a situation from which men looked away to the ultimate triumph of God and of the people of God?

In a recent article, Edward H. Madden and Peter H. Hare contend that process theism lies shipwrecked in the very same shoals it sought to avoid.1 If God's power is curtailed in order to absolve him of responsibility for evil, they suggest, then the guarantee for the ultimate triumph of good has been undermined.

It is in the silence of the Father in Heaven, during the murder of Jesus Christ, that we witness God's greatest suffering — and yet, His ultimate triumph.

Is there then any ultimate triumph of good?

Moreover, God «can not guarantee the ultimate triumph of good... the good may remain forever blocked....

The fall of Acre drove him to despair and a crisis of faith, for the city's demise seemed to portend the ultimate triumph of Islam.

It must be overcome through a concerted and sustained effort not only to expose the errors of dispensationalism, but also to present the Truth in such a way that its message of hope and the ultimate triumph of righteousness will silence all the scoffers.

History and the processes of nature do not issue in victory, in the ultimate triumph of good over evil.

I want them to know that I deeply love Jesus, fully human and fully divine and I believe the way He lived, with whom he created community and the words He spoke are as important as the death he died and His ultimate triumph over death.

But in its central emphasis on the ultimate triumph of God's purposes of good for the world it stands as a solid rock amid the shifting sands of opinion in this, our modern world of relativity.

This engaging figure explains the unity of purpose of the Nazis and the Church by noting that both teach obedience to authority, and he foresees the ultimate triumph of their nihilistic worldview, in spite of the Nazis» prospective loss of the war, in the materialistic, American - style commercial civilization that in the postwar period will triumph and use its power to destroy «culture» in the old - fashioned sense.

If any man stands at the center of gene therapy's early promise — along with its calamities, miscalculations, and ultimate triumphs — it is geneticist James Wilson of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

At the end of that book he famously used God as a metaphor for the laws of nature: «If we discover a complete theory, it would be the ultimate triumph of reason — for then we should know the mind of God.»

She chronicles her own unraveling and ultimate triumph in «How to Live with Voice Hearing».

Although the Seventeen or Bust group is enthusiastic about its early success, mathematicians won't be terribly moved by the ultimate triumph or failure of the team.

[The film is] content to merely celebrate, with wholly unwarranted glee, the ultimate triumph of a man who revels in his own awesomeness.

The film traces Hunter's dizzying rise to Hollywood super-stardom, his secret life in an era when being openly gay was unthinkable, and his ultimate triumph when the limelight finally passed him by and true love won.

And these scenes feed into the sublime moments of tenderness that attests to the film's ultimate triumph.

It's content to merely celebrate, with wholly unwarranted glee, the ultimate triumph of a man who revels in his own awesomeness.

Mills is doing reasonably well in the Ohio primary, but, to achieve the ultimate triumph, he must win the endorsement of a self - important southern senator (Jeffrey Wright).

Based on the timeless classic and filled with spectacle, warmth and heart, this celebrated film follows an ordinary girl's epic adventure and brave journey to save her family, with the ultimate triumph of love.

The film starts with a rousing show of the American spirit through the ultimate triumph of Hope Annabelle Greggory (Melissa Rauch), who at the 2004 Olympics in Rome (rather than Athens) overcame a devastating ankle injury to take home a bronze medal in gymnastics.

Set against a backdrop of troubled times locally, and chaos internationally, we learn of her ultimate triumph.