Sentence examples for from wickedness from inspiring English sources

This task--transforming human nature from wickedness to kindness--is the sole task of the Jewish people.

Although I am sure that Perrson and Savulescu would acknowledge that mad, as well as bad, individuals can cause harm, they talk throughout their paper almost exclusively as if the danger was from wickedness, perhaps because they want to encourage the prioritization of moral enhancement as a field of study.

They're trying to protect Rees and impressionable souls from such wickedness.

Many but not all are Christians whose parents want to shield them from the wickedness taught at Godless public schools.

God should deal with them as they deserved especially since, in life, they had usually prospered from their wickedness, whereas the virtuous, like Job, had been struck with disasters and covered with sore boils.

NORWAY, a nation far removed from the wickedness of the world, is now facing one of its greatest moral challenges: What to do with Anders Behring Breivik, the man who has confessed to massacring 76 people, many of them children.

The next day, my friend gave me a Bible and I read something from the Book of Ezekiel that said if a wicked man turns away from the wickedness that he's committed and does what is just and right, he can still be saved.

Over centuries, millions of readers have imagined hell in Dante's terms: concentric circles of increasing wickedness, from lust to gluttony all the way to betrayal.

The young are perpetual onlookers to their own lives, thanks to TV: they have no responsibility for the yelling and the bloodshed -- no stake in the mayhem, which makes it all too easy to enjoy wickedness from a distance.

Many in that town took time out from their curious wickedness on a Thursday in April to come down to the waterfront and get an eyeful of the American Queen as it sat alongside the Riverwalk Marketplace preparing for its first paying passengers in four years.

Whether we are talking about killer or a CEO who was managing an enterprise when conditions turned sour, the compulsion to explain and to differentiate wickedness from misfortune is intense and unrelenting.