While Christianity thus takes up the historical task of guiding the world towards redemption, it would lose its way, according to Rosenzweig, if the Jewish people did not perpetually serve as reminder, through its own communal anticipation of redemption, of the kind of unity before the divine for which the world is to strive.
There is this odd view of women in the kingdom as being always on the cusp of dissolute behaviour – reminiscent of an attitude towards slaves who would rebel and murder their owners if not kept perpetually oppressed.
If I can't perpetually intoxicate society, I can contribute to its betterment..@MichaelSamNFL: Consider it done.
Five nights later the two knowledge officers met again, picking up their luggage at JFK.Tycoons have long been famous for keeping their bodies, if not their heads, perpetually up in the clouds.
Perpetually, if not eternally, Mr. Assayas returns to Maria.
"Is This Weird?" Sometimes I ask this question weekly if not daily, as if to perpetually quantify my behavior.
Outsiders must negotiate a culture where paranoia has historically been a healthy state of mind, due in no small part to Haiti's long tradition of kleptocratic government, perpetually aided and abetted, if not directly imposed, by outsiders.
She had a long nose and narrow eyes that always looked at you from an angle, never straight on, so that she seemed perpetually to be evaluating if not mocking you.
More than 200m copies of Hergé's Tintin books have been sold around the world; fans tend to be devoted, if not obsessed by the character, his faithful dog Snowy and his perpetually frustrated friend Captain Haddock, an endearing drunk.
These two principles -- respect for one another and collaborative improvement of the world -- nicely captured Americans' perpetually competing concerns for individual freedom and for community, he said, and "are shared by most if not all our nation's religions".
