"And I said, 'Oh, my heavens, all these things are happening to me,' " said Mrs. Carnahan, 66, over a plate of pasta and a cup of tea in the Dirksen building cafeteria recently.
Sweet melodies, ringing guitar chords, voices lifted toward heaven -- all the things that make pop sing will be present in abundance this evening, courtesy of some of the finest pop craftspeople New York has produced.
Dear Father who art in Heaven, in Earth, in all things, Blessed be Thy Holy and Righteous Name, All around me the world as I have known it, is collapsing.
He was using a Confucian term, alluding to a tradition in which a true gentleman is one who avoids extremes, takes a reasonable measure of all things under heaven, and arrives at an ideal balance.
This suggests a positive dimension to transcendence, which brings into view the creative power of Dao: "All things under heaven are born of being (you); being is born of wu" (ch. 40).
This is exemplified in the story of African millennials and their embrace of all things digital (Heaven and Turriby 2003), as they try to put themselves at the frontlines of internet-fuelled development, even through unfair restrictions in the internet ecosystem.
The Ming dynasty statesman Zhang Juzheng once said: "Of all things under Heaven, the difficulty is not in establishing law, but in enacting it".
(Jesus) is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation; for in him all things in heaven and on earth were created, things visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or powers -- all things have been created through him and for him.
No divine intervention, no dogmatism, no scriptural inerrancy, no world caliphate, no celestial violence and no miracles like Mohammed splitting the moon in half or flying to heaven on a winged-horse, all things which even very intelligent Muslims believe as empirical fact.
No divine intervention, no dogmatism, no scriptural inerrancy, no world caliphate, no celestial violence, and no miracles like Mohammed splitting the moon in half or flying to heaven on a winged-horse, all things which even very intelligent Muslims believe as empirical fact.
