... more positive: ‘religious communities are most likely to support democracy, peace and freedom for other faiths and least likely to take ... the most seemingly intractable challenges and conflicts of our times. There is here plenty of real evidence of political hope. ...
... like reported in the national press or indeed described to our families. We are also to follow the example of Jesus Christ, who forgave ... frightened of a public reaction. If we, the public, do not support just treatment of MPs, we should not complain too much if MPs do not ...
... passed on to the Corinthians, namely that ‘Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, and that he was buried, and that he was ... had to deal in this letter, was to express gratitude for the support that he had received from the Philippians, in particular the gifts they ...
... Let us not allow ourselves to be robbed of the basis of our hope, which is this: Christòs anesti ! … We need to believe that, ... discourse, the word ‘God’ is too often employed in support of the cause of the one who speaks the word and as a potent weapon ...
... for how we might all practise discernment as citizens given our connection to these places through globalisation. Both contexts illustrate ... social justice These two cases offer stark evidence in support of Laudato si’ s argument that all environmental questions must ...
... development worker with the Jesuits, I came to Aishalton to support the community with whatever needs arose, and had been doing an eclectic ... are not generally oriented around verbal communication, so our Launch was a dynamic, two-hour activity session. The Toshao opened with a ...
... these two positions to gain a better understanding of our place in creation, with respect to God and to other creatures? ... Design’ theorists about the origins of species lend support to this view. [11] However, it is widely agreed by Christian ...
... to identify its priorities. What do we want, in terms of our wished-for quality of life, the degrees of inequality we will tolerate, the ... will be its level of social trust, and the more it will support mass flourishing’ (Rose, p.151). Repairing the damage arising from a ...
... a common future together. We have to adapt ourselves to our realities, even realities of death, and must learn together how to emerge ... insular, closing Christians off from their neighbours. The support and development of the Christian institutions which are at the service ...
... was exotic. In Jesuit circles, he appeared more as one of our own. When his poetry was becoming famous, the renewals in theology and ... questionable, and something of a historical curiosity, in support of a claim that ‘shew and brilliancy do not suit us’. But there is ...
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