Sentence examples similar to holding unchanging from inspiring English sources
Hartshorne finds additional religious concepts of God that hold the unchanging and the changing together in a way that allows for the development and significance of the non-divine in Lao-Tse (fourth century BCE) and in the Judeo-Christian scriptures (1953, 32 38).
PAGE E3 Bluegrass Oasis Since the '60s, the Everett brothers have held a bluegrass show in their barn, unchanging even as their Georgia town turns suburban.
Why are we so quick to declare an unchanging, steadfast belief before considering the weight of our words?
Although Buddhism denies the existence of an unchanging, substantial soul or self as against the notion of the atman it teaches the concept of anatman (Pali: anatta; "non-self")—it holds to a belief in the transmigration of the karma that is accumulated by an individual in life.
But views of the battle and the war have not been unchanging.
Your 2001 book "Inventing Bath Style" discusses the "unchanging rules for the bathroom". What are they?
First, they have a stable core, or an unchanging organizational purpose.
If you think of a flower, for example, make it one that is simple and still and unchanging.
Some faces are unchanging.
