Religion without self-consciousness and awareness may erect a formidable barrier inhibiting the success of the very goal it is challenged to achieve--the responsibility to continue to grow and develop ethical sensibility in the goal of creating a more just and compassionate world.
Whatever resistance the reader may erect, Antonetta has anticipated.
Perhaps the most revealing aspect of the investigations is not the abuse itself, which, in some cases, was long suspected, but the structures that a powerful man may erect to protect himself even as he ritualizes the abuse.
We look forward to arranging with Oklahoma a date on which we may erect and unveil Baphomet, where it will stand in honor of the unjustly accused, the slandered minority, the maligned outgroups, so that we might pay respect to their memory and celebrate our progress as a pluralistic nation founded on secular law.
We look forward to arranging with Oklahoma a date in which we may erect and unveil Baphomet, where it will stand in honor of the unjustly accused, the slandered minority, the maligned outgroups, so that we might pay respect to their memory and celebrate our progress as a pluralistic nation founded on secular law.
On one side, there is the bureaucracy that government program administrators may erect at any moment.
In addition, each candidate may erect 12 small billboards around town.
One test for the next president will be to consult with key members, no matter what obstacles Mr. Lott and like-minded battlers may erect.
Last Thursday, Bertelsmann AG and the Sony Corporation said they had agreed to join their music divisions -- an announcement that some analysts and investors say may erect new obstacles to a Time Warner-EMI deal.
To erect the 34, orthodontic treatment was desired.
