Sentences with phrase «without despairing»

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A man has sinned, so he can bear the punishment for it without despairing; but without blame to be singled out as a sacrifice to pity, as a sweet - smelling savor in its nostrils, that he can not put up with.

This faith helps us to carry on, without despairing and trying to make up for the greyness of our present world by escaping into the idolatry of superficial pleasures.

Surely the Christian — and only the Christian — should be able to exercise this clarity of vision and thought because the Revelation has to some degree given him an understanding of the world, and also because, terrible as the reality may be, he can accept it without despairing, for he has hope in Jesus Christ.

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So you're saying you know what a «despairing grief that unbelievers without hope experience.»

Without this faith, as distinguished scientist - humanists like J. Bronowski and Michael Polanyi have pointed out, science is nowhere and Macbeth's despairing statement is hard to improve on.

Canoeists stuck up a river without a paddle possess a better chance of floating to safety at the moment than despairing Labour MPs.

The Day the Earth Stood Still comments on the dangers of nuclear knowledge without corresponding human wisdom; On the Beach paints a despairing picture of a world destroyed through unbridled nuclear warfare.

Further to that, Darkest Dungeon's tone is already so at the limit; so despairing in the absolute and cosmic sense, I couldn't imagine topping what had gone before without straying into the realm of mindless parody.

It is also a movie about forgiveness, how hard it can be to offer it to another and how a life without it — forgiveness of another and of the self — can be raw and despairing.

Baker has made a surprisingly joyous film from this despairing situation, but even more difficult, he has done so without obscuring the inherent bleakness of the circumstances of this life or romanticizing them.