radical christianity造句

• "' John Vincent "'is a Christian theologian in the field of Radical Christianity.
• Vincent s doctoral thesis, Discipleship in Mark, is one of the seminal works of radical Christianity.
• Williams had joined the group in 1971 in upstate New York, attracted by its members'" radical Christianity ."
• Notable related UK organisations include the Center for Radical Christianity at St Marks, Sheffield, and the UK-based Sea of Faith network.
• Labadie combined the influences of Jansenism, Precicianism, and Reformed Pietism, developing a form of radical Christianity with an emphasis upon holiness and Christian communal living.
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  linescu, his World War I articles reconciled " radical Christianity " with " sarcasm toward the victims [ of war ] . " Later, Aderca envisaged an utopian world shaped by Christian Universalism.
• He remained a significant figure on the broad left in the church, and his membership of the Iona Community and work on the example set by the revolution in Cuba helped set the direction of radical Christianity in the UK.
• Grech, M and Mayo, P ( 2014 ) " What Catholic educators can learn from the radical Christianity and critical pedagogy of Don Lorenzo Milani, " International Studies in Catholic Education, Vol . 6 No . 1, pp . 33 45.
• Even amongst those who did not share his vision of radical Christianity there were many, like Giustiniani and Dudith, who sympathised with his pleas for toleration; and his eloquent defence of free religious expression and debate in a Europe increasingly policed into tight bounds of conformity on one side or another.
• Encouraged by the show to be outspoken, O'Donnell sometimes provoked debate, at one time stating " radical Christianity is just as threatening as radical Islam . " On the February 24, 2003 episode of Vatican and pay off some of the lawsuits because, the whole tenet of living a Christ-like life, has been lost in Catholicism ."
• Together with fellow students Ern, Svenitsky and Brikhnichev he founded a society, the Christian Struggle Union ( !  > N7 %  @ 8AB8a = A :  > 9  >  @ L1K ), with the revolutionary aim of rebuilding Russian society according to the principles of Vladimir Solovyov . Subsequently he was arrested for membership in this society in 1906 : however, he later lost his interest in the Radical Christianity movement.