Tommy Girl fuses IN2U's youth with Coco Mademoiselle's poise to create a balance: a perfume that incarnates a world in which young women feel utterly at ease.
"He doesn't incarnate the rural world, that's all," he continued.
Abner thought that the superior son does not incarnate in this world.
The quote is from the English translation, The Church of the World Incarnate (London: Sheed & Ward, 1955), 302 3.
In order to fix Adam's error, humanity needed the Torah of Moses, which emphasized the unity of God in an exaggerated form and therefore explained (somewhat inaccurately) that God does not incarnate in the World at all.
It should push us to understand that God became incarnate in the world of the poor and oppressed and shared intimately in that reality.
I felt like evil incarnate, shattering her world with news like that, but the worst phone call was yet to come.
But it was, he said, in his life and in ones like it that the kingdom of God was revealed, that the Jewish God of justice and righteousness was incarnated in a world of injustice and unrighteousness.
The author suggests that God gave his son, his incarnate self, to the world as "a remedy for his own past ruthlessness," as atonement for his rash decision to expel Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden and level against mankind the terrible curse of mortality for the not-so-terrible sin of disobedience.
If America can move from a culture of fear to one of hope - and again incarnate hope for the world - it will require a leader who embodies the American dream: modern and armed with a humanistic religious message, in contrast to the anxious irrationalism of the Christian conservative movement that fuelled Bush's political base.
When our spirits first incarnate from the animal world, one of the main residual traits that we carry over is the fear factor and our mission as progressive beings is to finally shed our little, petty selves and advanced to a much higher self: a being with an empowered mind who is free from dogmatic superstition.
