Embrace the belief: the kingdom of God is forcefully advancing!" Assuming good sources and the best of intentions, I still find the blog post troubling.
The work, written so forcefully that most assumed it was the work of a man, sold in its thousands as it sought to persuade Britons of their moral duty towards abolition.
The engagement surprised many, since Nansen had previously expressed himself forcefully against the institution of marriage; Otto Sverdrup assumed he had read the message wrongly.
However, others used terms suggestive of a less subtle process in which the family member or friend more forcefully directed the help seeking process or even assumed the decision making role.
"The assumed link between large sporting events and trafficking for prostitution has been argued most forcefully by groups who believe that eradicating sex work will decrease trafficking (i.e. prostitution abolitionists).
The presence of these three signs (and sometimes just one or two of them) has long been assumed to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the person who was last taking care of the baby shook him so forcefully as to fatally injure his brain.
Yet fears that the country might be driven further down the same authoritarian path as Belarus should not deter them from forcefully protesting if Mr Yanukovich assumes the presidency come what may.
This person expresses opinions forcefully and tends to enjoy the role of leader, which they may assume spontaneously.
But I believe sometimes we mistakenly assume you can't follow those rules and also say what you think, forcefully.
Mr Obama wants to use his country's military power as a tool of geopolitical influence, which by being withheld or used in the right way can prod others in the region to assume their responsibilities and, as he said at the United Nations on September 24th, "explicitly, forcefully, and consistently" reject the ideologies of such organisations as al-Qaeda and IS.
