It sounded sweet on the surface but consider what he was saying: Ending judgment means ending critical thinking.
When given the pulpit to expound on what his work was about, Koons delivered a pithy sermon about acceptance and ending judgment.
And for Christians, time is most definitely linear: It began with the Creation and it will end on Judgment Day.
If you can't deal it anymore with the girl tell your troop leader to end this judgment!
While Hur is finally converted to peacemaking by Christ, there is no happy ending in Judgment Day, a gripping drama by Odon von Horvath which is, unbelievably, little known in Britain.
The conclusion of the history of salvation is the eschatological battle of the prince of luminaries against Belial, which ends with judgment upon him, his angels, and people subject to him and ushers in the cessation of "worry, groaning, and wickedness" and the beginning of the rule of "truth".
The program ended with "Judgment of Paris" (1938), a funny-bitter vignette to piano versions of well-known Kurt Weill songs about three aging floozies — separately armed with a fan, a hoop and a feather boa — taking weary turns to entertain a drunken customer who's falling asleep.
James Weldon Johnson's "God's Trombone," seven sermons beginning with the Creation and ending with Judgment Day: I learned every word of each sermon when I was 14 and spoke Sunday after Sunday in every black church in Nashville reciting them for years.
Eval@ 205 words which imply judgment and evaluation, whether positive or negative, including means-ends judgments.
The First Amendment is not a grant of immunity for any business, and antitrust scrutiny does not end where editorial judgment begins.
