Sentence examples for charismatic life from inspiring English sources

The spirit creates tradition but also breaks tradition as soon as the latter is solidified into an external written form and thus impedes charismatic life.

The Fathers of the first centuries interpreted the entire sphere of charismatic life from the basic concepts that Christ is the physician, the church the hospital, the sacraments the medication, and orthodox theology the medicine chest against heresy.

Accordingly, in the history of the Christian church a specific, characteristic dialectic has been evidenced between periods of excessive growth and formalistic hardening of tradition that hindered and smothered the charismatic life of the church and periods of a reduction of tradition that follow new reformational movements.

Though "Pretty Thing" is not Prentiss' first brush with horror, Iris is unlike anything she has done on-screen; a role that deprives her of her typical, charismatic life force.

Charismatic in life, she was sainted in death.

Charismatic, loved life to the fullest; He will be greatly missed by everyone he touched.

They finished third that day, though Antley's quick reaction was hailed for saving Charismatic's life.

Veterinarians treated the fractured left front leg and saved Charismatic's life, but then, in a grotesque coda, Antley died of injuries linked to a drug overdose in December 2000.

Modern medical response saved Charismatic's life, but he was the latest casualty in major stakes races that included Union City, who was put down after the 1993 Preakness, and Prairie Bayou, who was destroyed after the 1993 Belmont, Go for Wand in the 1990 Breeders' Cup and Mr. Brooks in the 1992 Breeders' Cup.

In the words of the charismatic Sporting Life, it ain't necessarily so.

The sceptic shrinks from this disturbing conjunction of charismatic speakers, life-changing agendas, emotion-whipped crowds and 'all major credit cards accepted'.