Sentence examples for millennial tradition from inspiring English sources

Of all mainstream contemporary American churches, though, the Seventh-Day Adventists have the strongest millennial tradition.

A millennial tradition of pilgrimage had been displaced, almost overnight, by the cult of leisure.

The earliest, and clearly millennial, tradition presents Revelation as the final work of the youngest disciple, John, author of both the Fourth Gospel and two letters.

By far the most powerful non-Christian millennial tradition is found in Buddhism, with the Pure Land traditions and the expectation of the Maitreya Buddha, a messianic final incarnation of the Buddha.

Violent extremism represents the collapse of traditional territorial cultures, not their resurgence, as people unmoored from millennial traditions flail about in search of a social identity.

Violent extremism represents a crash of traditional territorial cultures, not their resurgence, as people unmoored from millennial traditions flail about in search of a social identity.

And so the last 10 days of my life were shaped by Middle Eastern rage, churning through 24-hour news cycles, and private joy framed in millennial Jewish tradition.

The church has always had the priests it needs through the ebbs and flows of its growth without recourse to changing the infallible teaching on the priesthood's being male or the millennial-old Latin tradition of apostolic celibacy, which has produced great saints throughout its history.

While the headlines often highlight the trend towards the growing non-religious identity among Millennials, there's something else that's equally telling: While two-thirds of Millennials identify with a religious tradition, only 22percentt of Millennials actually attend weekly religious services.

Moreover, in the aftermath of apocalyptic outbreaks, more responsible and well-connected members of the church pursued a policy of accommodation, insisting that Christians were not hostile to Rome and downplaying both the apocalyptic and millennial dimensions of their tradition.

Plans have since been approved to add a $50 million philharmonic hall and a showcase for Hungarian folk traditions to the Millennial City Center's "culture block".