Sentence examples for between worship from inspiring English sources

'Somewhere between worship of the past and exaltation of the present, the path of safety will be found.' Id. at 160.

Modern monarchy has not quite dissolved this ancient connection between worship and immolation: in order for the "magic" to work, heirs and heiresses must either be ruthlessly pruned or else compelled to live inhumanly cloistered lives.

340 U.S. at 272. 3. Indeed, while footnote 6 of the majority opinion suggests that no intelligible distinction may be drawn between worship and other forms of speech, footnote 9 recognizes that the Establishment Clause "requires" that such a line be drawn.

That law, they said, requires the agency to distinguish between "worship space," for which no federal funds are provided, and other space owned and used by religious entities for secular purposes, like a school or a community center, for which federal funds may be provided.

The argument appeared to underscore the difficulty of drawing a firm line between religious worship and activities that are simply suffused with a religious point of view.

Maybe I was just playing out the classic American duality, the tension between a worship of technology and the Emersonian ideal of nature.

Wolf, an Austrian who lived in the second half of the 19th century, grew up a rebel and a hothead, alternating between hero worship (Wagner) and juvenile delinquency (written death threats to schoolmates).

Business Secretary Vince Cable, whose department has responsibility for universities, was writing to UUK calling for the guidance to be amended to clarify the distinction between private worship and areas of public learning.

That is why I am writing to Universities UK asking them to clarify that distinction between private worship on the one hand and public areas of learning on the other, and to amend their guidance accordingly.

But for some evangelicals, a stronger sense of participation in holy mystery offers a metaphysical jolt to the system — at a time when the relationship between evangelical worship and politics seems broken.

And there you have it: a clash between the worship of freedom of speech and a concern for the quality of public life in relation to which free speech may sometimes be asked to take a back seat.