Sentence examples for appeal god from inspiring English sources

This sense is illustrated in Jesus' appeal "God forgive them, for they know not what they do" (Luke 23 34), which suggests that ignorance is sometimes a condition that negates or tempers culpability, rendering wrongdoers forgivable.

Some appeal to God's freedom: since God is free and impeccable, theological voluntarism must be true: for if moral requirements existed prior to God's willing them, requirements that an impeccable God could not violate, God's liberty would be compromised.

Its editorial framework describes repeated cycles of apostasy, oppression, appeal to God, and relief through a champion sent by God.

Bush's appeal to God as endorser of war makes it look like God is a mere convenience that Bush can disregard when he pleases.

Alternatively, one might eschew an appeal to God's knowledge or goodness and claim that there is no independent standard for God's will and nature.

On the other hand, it is reasonable to appeal to God as an explanation for the existence of a complex universe, since there are good reasons why God would make such a complex universe "as a theatre for finite agents to develop and make of it what they will" (Swinburne 1979, 131).

"I appeal to God," she said.

"It's the holiday when we all come together and appeal to God to protect our beloved country".

It came to him that he himself had not made a personal and particular appeal to God for many years.

Her imagination is sympathetic to outcasts who appeal to God and a number of her songs are written from the male point of view.

Seeking relief from the country's woes through a louder, more ardent appeal to God strikes us as too much hope invested in too magical a solution.