Sentences with phrase «unchanging truth»
The phrase "unchanging truth" means that something is always true and cannot be changed or altered. Full definition
The one unchanging truth about God is that he has remained unchangingly non-existent for all of eternity.
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I'm glad the younger generations are noticing the ridiculousness of organized religions involving inconsistencies and a clear history of evolution (of their supposed unchanging truths).
«If a text is good, it has value in and of itself as it refers to a higher unchanging truth.
Since Francis is not a doctrinal relativist, he does not hold the truth itself to be variable with time and place, but only its formulations, urging an expansion of its expression, namely, «seeking ways of expressing unchanging truths in a language which brings out their abiding newness.»
The Bible is God's unchanging truth and to dilute it because «truth is relative» or «there's no absolute truth» is simply not Christian.
Whence the desire to separate God from the unchanging truth of math?
Holloway also acknowledged that his thinking was a work in progress, the pioneering outlines of a new synthesis between the unchanging truths of the Catholic faith and the emerging scientific culture in which we now live.
In this Year of Faith, Pope Benedict invited all of us to read and study the documents of Vatican II, so that we might become ever more convinced and convincing witnesses to the unchanging truth of the Gospel message.
* Atheism fails to adequately explain the existence of eternal, unchanging truths, for it rejects the existence of an eternal unchanging mind.
If there is no «unchanging truth,» what do we evangelize about?
Thus the Old Testament is not to be read as an odd collection of curious stories and ideas from a remote and primitive world, any more than it should be taken, on all its levels indiscriminately, as a definitive statement of unchanging truth.
I can make a few guarantees because of some unchanging truths about the unchanging God we worship.
Episcopal Bishop John Shelby Spong has vigorously declaimed in The Christian Century about the «dishonesty» of any evangelistic pretensions to «certainty» or «unchanging truths» («Evangelism When Certainty Is an Illusion,» January 6 - 13).
Peacemakers are willing to put themselves in the middle of conflict and point towards important, unchanging truths:
The implied view of revelation here is that it is a somewhat manageable body of unchanging truths that can be clearly segregated from the «poison of error.»
Authentic development strives for a more adequate formulation of unchanging truths, to express the substance of the moral law in new ways without contradicting prior teaching or the truths they contain.
Rather than the domination of absolute, unchanging truths and ideologies, an appreciation for change and diversity can create an openness toward different perspectives.
They rebuff intellectual relativity and uncertainty by claiming unquestionable and unchanging truth.
Following tabulation of the responses, MIDAS ™ results are offered back to the person not as hard and unchanging truth, but rather as useful hypotheses for appraisal, elaboration, and action planning.
Harold Rosenberg's «action painting» focuses on process, the unfolding present of art, as opposed to product, the unchanging truth of a completed work.