Verwenden Sie „orthodoxy“ in einem Satz

1. Among the followers of the reformation, dispersed in all the different countries of Europe, there was no general tribunal, which, like that of the court of Rome, or an oecumenical council, could settle all disputes among them, and, with irresistible authority, prescribe to all of them the precise limits of orthodoxy

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2. It was a trial of orthodoxy that even the Negro mind could not stand

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3. Drury sees liberalism as having sunk into a pattern of “rigid, ruthless, intolerant, and unyielding orthodoxy

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4. If there is any doubt that the motivation was primarily religious orthodoxy, the following quote should dispel it: “2:64 wherefore, ye my sons, be valiant men on behalf of the law; for by it ye obtain glory

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5. marks the reestablishment of orthodoxy

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6. They also hate orthodoxy, and atheism is common among them

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7. Churchmen rushed to find ways to enhance its prestige so that it could be worthy of its new position and to justify greater power for the ruler so that he could preserve Orthodoxy from further harm

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8. His was not the first attempt to question Catholic orthodoxy, as previous attempts had been made, only to be quashed by the forces of Church and State

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9. Luther, however, questioned Roman Catholic orthodoxy at a time when the prestige of the papacy was at low ebb and the German princes were open to any reason to justify arresting the flow of money to Rome

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10. Simultaneously with the questioning of Roman Catholic orthodoxy, there was a

11. questioning of the Aristotelian orthodoxy

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12. But there was also a gain to the Church; the suspicion of the novel led to a rate of change in dogma that is glacial; thus there is a comforting continuity of tradition and practice that has prevented the Church from deteriorating into secular humanism, as happened to Calvinist and Jewish orthodoxy

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13. So far we have seen the questioning of religious orthodoxy (chapter 16) and the

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14. questioning of Aristotelian orthodoxy (this chapter)

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15. Arsenios proclaimed Orthodoxy appropriately with his Orthodox way of life

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16. Matters concerning her and her son David are however…delicate in terms of religious orthodoxy

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17. There are matters which are important within most religions’ orthodoxy, to their

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18. new orthodoxy, one which argues that truth is amoral and facts are independent

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19. On the other hand the Brahmans, the authors of the Aryan caste system that inflicted grievous wounds on the body polity of the grand land, continued to hold sway over the Hindu social consciousness with their intellectual savvy and religious orthodoxy that is well after the Arabs had resigned to their inglorious fate

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20. The fate meted out by the insensitive Hindu polity, molded in Brahman orthodoxy, to those of their ilk taken as prisoners by the Musalmans in the battles for the Indian domain would illustrate the tragedy of the times

21. The Hindu reformist zeal, with due help from the Western Samaritanism, which put the Brahman orthodoxy on the back foot enabling the community to contain the abominable practices such as the sati and the child marriage, besides opening up the altars for the widow marriages

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22. Conservative Judaism which attempt to steer a course between orthodoxy and reform through an emphasis on the positive historical elements of Jewish tradition

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23. nothing but blind, irrational orthodoxy

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24. The sexual awakening of Europe was a dream for us youngsters and today, in Egypt, the alarm clock has sounded but not for the breaking of the chains but for a religious orthodoxy even more restrictive

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25. We registered in two different rooms for social orthodoxy and spent our turbulent nights in one

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26. How long would they last? Why don’t people do this? Why does your personal moral and ethical choice have to be approved by some faceless institution? What do your personal morals and ethics have to do with any orthodoxy? Why do people need the sanctity of some religious rubber stamp? Unless they are too afraid to do it alone

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27. the second coming of Christ, there could not be a bigger conflict with the orthodoxy

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28. It is the story of how yesterday's orthodoxy became today's

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29. orthodoxy became today's heresy and how old heresies came to be considered orthodox Christian

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30. could not be a bigger conflict with the orthodoxy teaching that all go to

31. IT IS THE STORY OF HOW YESTERDAY'S ORTHODOXY

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32. HOW YESTERDAY'S ORTHODOXY BECAME TODAY'S HERESY AND HOW OLD

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33. If Daniel 12:2 were speaking of the resurrection and judgment at the second coming of Christ, there could not be a bigger conflict with the orthodoxy teaching that all go to Heaven or Hell at the moment of death

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34. Here it will be seen that Orthodoxy has nothing to say against these doctrines of demons, but rather, in Pulpit, Press, and Song, this great lie is echoed and enforced, coloring as it does the whole evangel

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35. It is the story of how yesterday's orthodoxy became today's heresy and how old heresies came to be considered orthodox Christian doctrine

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36. But orthodoxy teaches that our heavenly Father will thus torment forever in something represented by a lake of fire

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37. ’ The object, as we see, is reached at one time by idealism, at another by materialism; at one time by laxity and a cry of freedom, at another by an extravagant and cruel orthodoxy; at one time by despotism, at another by revolution; at one time by excessive puritanic strictness, at another by all the genialities of an 'enlightened self-indulgence

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38. For ourselves—while rendering just homage to the many noble qualities of our Unitarian brethren, and lamenting, in the interests of truth, the excesses of the falsely socalled Athanasian orthodoxy, which have occasioned and perhaps excused in part the reaction towards a purely humanitarian view of Christ’s person,—we must nevertheless abjure as scarcely deserving refutation these efforts of critical artifice

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39. orthodoxy could explain, and in no time at all she underwent a complete spiritual

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40. Peyoti on the other hand felt that Science with its mania for orthodoxy and self-

41. Some glory in their supposed election to salvation—some in their church orthodoxy or high respectability of ritual—some even in their broad philosophical views—so much more spiritual than those of the weaker brethren who are in bondage to New Testament literalism—some even in their simple style of writing; as contrasted with the magniloquence of inferior authors

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42. If this passage were speaking of the resurrection and judgment at the second coming of Christ, there could not be a bigger conflict than it would be with the orthodoxy teaching that all go to Heaven or Hell at death

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43. IT IS THE STORY OF HOW YESTERDAY'S ORTHODOXY BECAME TO-

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44. Th is issue has been also considered by the Orthodoxy, though the

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45. tice of Orthodoxy that is said to have originated from John the disciple

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46. It was too much the way of Monseigneur under his reverses as a refugee, and it was much too much the way of native British orthodoxy, to talk of this terrible Revolution as if it were the only harvest ever known under the skies that had not been sown--as if nothing had ever been done, or omitted to be done, that had led to it--as if observers of the wretched millions in France, and of the misused and perverted resources that should have made them prosperous, had not seen it inevitably coming, years before, and had not in plain words recorded what they saw

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47. a ren't sa tisfied with orthodoxy, who've got independent idea s of their own

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48. which nothing but the unexpected assault he had received in his orthodoxy could have so long suspended

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49. More than that, he had more than enough faith in the Mighty Host’s orthodoxy and zeal to be willing to accept Rainbow Waters’ military analyses and arguments, even when those analyses weighed against the … overly impetuous fulfillment of the Grand Inquisitor’s designs

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50. " Angel waxed quite earnest on that rather automatic orthodoxy in his beloved Tess which (never dreaming that it might stand him in such good stead) he had been prone to slight when observing it practised by her and the other milkmaids, because of its obvious unreality amid beliefs essentially naturalistic

51. would have made orthodoxy a condition of his choice

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52. This orthodoxy was now replaced with a new paradigm, called neuroplasticity

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53. Three women, who would get a kick out of showing up the male orthodoxy

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54. For any number of legitimate reasons—language barriers, accounting-principle differences, limited research capacity—value-investing orthodoxy still argued for geographic focus rather than expansiveness

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55. Her verses were appended to the volume of rugged orthodoxy

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56. Clearly, he did not fit in with orthodoxy and pentameters

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57. There's your law of precedents; there's your utility of traditions; there's the story of your obstinate survival of old beliefs never bottomed on the earth, and now not even hovering in the air! There's orthodoxy!

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58. I believe in her orthodoxy

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59. In this way only can we account, in our age, for the existence of Catholicism, of Orthodoxy, and of the different Protestant churches

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60. Before putting to himself the question whether the orthodoxy in which he was born and bred, and which every one expected him to accept, and without which he could not continue his useful occupation, contained the truth, he had already decided the answer

61. But then he thought no harm could result from his confirming the decision to separate and exile the different members of the sectarian families, whereas allowing the peasant sect to remain where it was might have a bad effect on the rest of the inhabitants of the place and cause them to fall away from Orthodoxy

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62. Then he thought of the sectarians punished for violating Orthodoxy, and Gourkevitch for wanting constitutional government, and Nekhludoff clearly saw that all these people were arrested, locked up, exiled, not really because they transgressed against justice or behaved unlawfully, but only because they were an obstacle hindering the officials and the rich from enjoying the property they had taken away from the people

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63. Later Sopotsko became a supporter of Orthodoxy and frequently attacked Tolstoi and his friends in print

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64. He had wanted to make his acquaintance, because the views of Tolstoi were near to his soul; in spite of his former strict orthodoxy he warmly accepted the views of Tolstoi

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65. So much for the Orthodoxy; but every church, without exception, makes the most of the means at its disposal, and hypnotism is one of the chief agents

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66. Though there exist, even as fifty years ago, the same rulers, armies, wars, taxes, luxury, and misery, the same Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Lutheranism, these existed before because the public opinion of the nations demanded them, but now they all exist because the governments artificially maintain that which formerly was a living public opinion

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67. "What harm is there in crying 'Vive la France!' or 'Hurrah!' to some emperor, king, victor, or in going in a uniform, with the chamberlain's key, to wait for him in the antechamber, to bow, and to address him by strange titles, and then to impress all young and uncultured men with the fact that this is very praiseworthy?" Or, "What harm is there in writing an article in defence of the Franco-Russian alliance or the Customs War, or in condemnation of the Germans, Russians, Frenchmen, Englishmen?" Or, "What harm is there in attending some patriotic celebration and eulogizing men whom you do not care for and have nothing to do with, and drinking their health?" Or even, "What harm is there in recognizing, in a conversation, the benefit and usefulness of treaties, or alliances, or even in keeping silent, when your nation and state is praised in your presence, and other nationalities are cursed and blackened, or when Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Lutheranism are praised, or when some war hero or ruler, like Napoleon, Peter, or the contemporary Boulanger or Skóbelev, are praised?"

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68. Joseph Cook’s valuable new volumes, entitled “Biology”, “Transcendentalism” and “Orthodoxy,” embodying, in a revised and corrected form, the author’s last winter’s remarkable Monday Lectures

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69. ” I hear incidentally that the parents of another of our brethren have been visiting all the shrines near them, and, with wailings and prayers, have placed their votive offerings where they thought they would do good, hoping that thus he would be won back from Christian heresy to their ancestral orthodoxy

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