Sentences with phrase «word anathema»
When people believe that the word anathema, or accursed, means «going to hell when you die,» they think that Paul is wishing he could go to hell if only all his fellow Israelites would receive eternal life instead.
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In fact, the irony is that there is a broad consensus in favor of a carbon tax everywhere but on Capitol Hill, where the «T» word is anathema.»
The «p» word is anathema to anyone who's serious about getting important things done, but if you've ever been slammed with work, there's a good chance the environs surrounding your desk only add to your stress and feelings of being overwhelmed.
We say this because the word morality seems to be anathema to so many Euro - American AIDS activists.
The final two words of this verse sound like this: anathema maranatha.
For some Anglicans, this was anathema, not only because it potentially raised the specter of lay presidency at the Eucharist, but also because the singing altered the words ever so slightly.
The Definitio Fidei of the Sixth Ecumenical Council begins with the word hepomene: «Following the five holy and Ecumenical synods...»; and ends, as Chalcedon had done, with an anathema against innovators.
Anathema, which as a word was historically used to describe a curse banning and ex-communicating persons or doctrines from the Church, celebrates that which is consigned to damnation.