individual salvation造句

• Most British Israel movements believe that personal, individual salvation is open to all people.
• Puritanism stressed the importance of individual salvation and concern for the spiritual welfare of children.
• "Haiti has not learned there is no individual salvation, " he said.
• Another influence on this shift in attitudes came from Puritanism, which stressed the importance of individual salvation.
• He has also challenged traditional evangelicals'emphasis on individual salvation, end-times theology and the prosperity gospel.
• The emphasis in modern religion, he says, is on individual salvation, not the common salvation promised in the Bible.
• Under this movement, traditional Christians'emphasis on either individual salvation, end-times theology or the prosperity gospel have been challenged.
• The Makuyas are concerned not only about individual salvation but also the spiritual restoration, or enhancement, of each nation and social group.
• For nations in crisis, there is often a " natural " propensity towards individual salvation which may simply serve to make the crisis worse.
• An early emphasis on evangelization for individual salvation gave way to concentration on church planting and educational work as bases for the spread of the Christian faith.
• Because these denominations tended to emphasize individual salvation and to deemphasize social and political issues, many leftists charged that they were agents of the United States government.
• He had difficulty accepting Methodist dogma, and questioned the wisdom of the Church's emphasis on individual salvation without considering the social context in which an individual lived.
• *Nothing in Christianity requires the possession of Jerusalem for individual salvation, and Jesus wasn't very fond of the place, nor did his followers see the temple or animal sacrifice as necessary.
• As a shift in the national character, this is comparable, say, to the Germans getting the point of a joke or Americans deciding that trying to stay young forever may not be the path to individual salvation.
• However, as the division of labour makes the individual seem more important ( a subject that Durkheim treats extensively in his famous " The Division of Labour in Society " ), religious systems increasingly focus on individual salvation and conscience.
• In his " Theology for the Social Gospel " ( 1917 ), he wrote that for John the Baptist, the baptism was " not a ritual act of individual salvation but an act of dedication to a religious and social movement ."
• Kleiman stated that the participants were " not trying to achieve statistical significance, they're interested in individual salvation . " Responding to the point, Nowell said " The men who have stuck with InnerChange exhibit an air of calmness and stability not often found in those who've done time in Texas.
• Hopkins writes, " the worship of a crucified criminal as the Son of God, the divine exaltation of a humble human, the crucifixion of God, and the ethical message of achieving individual salvation through faith, virtue, and repentance constituted a radical break with pagan polytheism, animal sacrifice, and temple worship ."
• In 2015, Princeton University professor Kevin M . Kruse advances the thesis that business leaders in the 1930s and 1940s collaborated with clergymen, including James W . Fifield Jr ., to develop and promote a new hermeneutical approach to Scripture that would de-emphasize the social Gospel and emphasize themes, such as individual salvation, more congenial to free enterprise.
• However, some anthropologically minded scholars of the history of religion are convinced that the meteoric rise of religions of individual salvation and universal morality ( most conspicuously Christianity and Buddhism ) is not an accident, but that such religions were specifically suited to thrive in cosmopolitan empires ( Rome, Asoka, etc . ) . talk ) 04 : 31, 19 December 2011 ( UTC)