Sentence examples for a matter of sin from inspiring English sources

For them it was not only a matter of sin and morality, but one of pounds, shillings and pence.

Even when people agree that an outcome is desirable, they may disagree on whether it should be treated as a matter of preference and prudence or as a matter of sin and virtue.

In LeDuff's case, the inflated prose is an expression of personality; with Hedges, the son of a Presbyterian minister, it's a matter of homiletics, a vision of sin and salvation.

In fact, a fast that is solely one of self-deprivation is characterized by these fathers and mothers as "a satanic fast". Fair to say, nothing about the Orthodox way is solely a matter of turning away (from sin, bad habits, or certain foods), but is necessarily a matter of turning toward Christ.

If not, and if the wrongdoing is regarded as a matter of immorality, then just how bad a sin is it?

As a matter of fact, one such solution is x ( t ) = sin ( ln t ).

As a matter of fact, one such solution is x ( t ) = sin t.

We accept birth control as a matter of conscience; our priests marry; we don't believe divorce is an unforgivable sin.

It is only a matter of time before other islands in the Caribbean and more countries follow suit with the increasing popularity of using Sin taxes.

Since medieval theologians and lawyers were no more in agreement concerning the ascription of sins (or of moral actions) than on other matters, the guidance of human conduct by confessors was also a matter of probability.

A matter of days.