Sentence examples for central bible from inspiring English sources

The latter include Drury University (1873), Missouri State University (1905), Evangel University (1955), Central Bible College (1922), and Baptist Bible College (1950).

Central to the Bible and its message is the fact that God is the God of honor.

Most religions believe the central texts, the Bible, The Quran, the Mahabharata, the Torah, and countless other texts, are all divinely inspired, if not the actual words of god.

To make criticism of the Bible the central element in the values wars would thus be political suicide for liberals.

But under the fervently Protestant Edward VI the Bible became central to both private and public worship.

They were Protestants, and the Bible was central to the explosion of destructive and constructive energy that was the Protestant reformation.

The central tenet in the Bible, he said, is to love your neighbor as yourself -- whether or not your neighbor is gay.

But "A Pinch of Snuff," from around 1912, aptly introduces the notion that the Bible is central to both Judaism and Christianity.

He calls the Bible college central to the transformation of Angola from one of the most fearsome prisons in the country to one of the more mellow, at least for those deemed to be cooperative.

Even the rise of the modernist novel with its certain internationalist flavour, well look at Ulysses [by James Joyce]: what could be more local and provincial as it were and specific to a place and time than that, but it's the modernist bible, the central text".

Bread is a central theme in the Bible.