Sentences with phrase «wrote about justification»

But let's be clear about something: Paul never wrote about justification, sanctification, or any of other «big words of the Bible.»

It is the Bible translators who wrote about justification and sanctification.

Paul never wrote about justification, sanctification, or any of other «big words of the Bible.»

Not exact matches

As I wrote about last week, the machines are allowed to go berserk and assign valuations to commodities that have zero justification in fundamental analysis.

There followed a year of cruel tyranny and chaos which looked like a justification of what had been written about the dangers of Anabaptists to the State.

She was challenged by those who feel, with some justification, that to write about food is almost trivial given there's violence, poverty, starvation, war, and yes, hurricanes and floods.

There's been a lot written about the physiological justification behind overfeeding, cheat meals, and cheat days.

The main thread in Psychopaths is this story being written about seven guys with varying degrees of rage and varying degrees of justification to back up their actions.

I've written often about the lack of iPad font choices, the terrible hyphenation and justification, the ragged word spacing and the apparent lack of any controls to create something that just looks decent.

Kirsch writes «like abstraction, for which music was both inspiration and justification, Picasso's interest in negative space grew out of thinking about music; not musical form and language, but music production.»

I responded to the Scientific American article, the authors justification for writing it, the silly survey, and the extensive blogospheric discussion about the article.

In the comment you posted at 12:16:47 on February 14, you questioned my credibility and the credibility of my post and the credibility of my reference without justification when you wrote, «I can see the points you are making about the recharge process and the way you allocate particular periods of recharge to particular periods of release but some of the examples STRAIN CREDIBILITY.»

«There is credible and compelling evidence before me that the defences of justification and qualified privilege... are reasonably likely to succeed,» Dunphy wrote, adding that Bent's comments about Platnick «appear to have been substantially true and correct or are fair and reasonable comment upon those facts.»

«In other words, he will know about the financing, but the defendant will not — and no defendant yet has come up with any justification for being told about a plaintiff's sensitive financial arrangements other than pure voyeurism,» wrote Christopher Bogart, CEO of Burford Capital.