Sentence examples for mind of christian from inspiring English sources

If the state terrorism tactic of crucifixion has to be the gateway to salvation, it keeps Christians obsessed with keeping people divided into the saved and the damned and the righteous and the sinful, which in the mind of Christian terrorists, translates into white Christians vs. dark-skinned infidels.

These hideous concepts can no more be reconciled to Islam as taught by Muhammad than acts stemming from the twisted minds of Christian or Jewish extremists can be reconciled to the Bible.

The web is in us, just as the Holy Spirit moves in the minds of Christians, and the Prophet informs everyday lives of Muslims.

Tablighi puts a westerner in mind of the Christian mendicant orders.

In the mind of its Christian chronicler, as we saw, the battle of Tours pitted Europeans against Islam; but the Muslims of al-Andalus, bellicose as they were, did not think that fighting for territory meant that you could not share ideas.

Though Paradise Regained lacks the vast scope of Paradise Lost, it fulfills its purpose admirably by pursuing the idea of Christian heroism as a state of mind.

But, in the double-standard-ridden minds of fundamentalist Christian zealots like Chaplain Hernandez, a Christian soldier merely having to listen to something about transgender soldiers — at a policy briefing that included nothing whatsoever about any religion — binds the conscience of that soldier to another religion!

Phil Newton, pastor of South Woods Baptist Church in Memphis, has similar thoughts: "Such frivolity with the Word of God would never have crossed the minds of our Christian forefathers.

But this approach to piety would be foreign to many premodern religious thinkers, including the greatest minds of the Christian past, from the early Fathers of the Church to medieval eminences like Thomas Aquinas.

It is what it reveals about the workings of one sort of Christian mind.

For others, Machiavelli may best be described as a man of conventional, if unenthusiastic, piety, prepared to bow to the externalities of worship but not deeply devoted in either soul or mind to the tenets of Christian faith.