Nadia Bolz-Weber, a tattooed Lutheran minister, represents a new, muscular form of progressive Christianity.
The moment seemed ripe for a more self-reliant and muscular form of action that did not depend on the Arabs.
In her body and her theology, Bolz-Weber represents a new, muscular form of liberal Christianity, one that merges the passion and life-changing fervor of evangelicalism with the commitment to inclusiveness and social justice of mainline Protestantism.
David Abbott, executive director of the George Gund Foundation, which is contributing $3 million, said, "We're hoping we can exercise a more muscular form of philanthropy that demands that other sectors work with us to advance the agenda more aggressively".
Examines the practice of "classic" peacekeeping as it developed during the Cold War, the rise and fall of "second-generation" peacekeeping, and the reemergence of a muscular form of peacekeeping in sub-Saharan Africa more recently.
It gets them pumped, and it scares off invading forces who are not familiar with this muscular form of music.
It takes a more muscular form of empathy to look at people who are behaving in ways we find destructive, or against their own interest, or just stupid, and try to understand them.
PpiMHCIIb1 represents the exclusively muscular form of myosin II in ctenophore, while PpiMHCIIb2 is expressed in non-muscle cells of various types.
Finally, a recent study [ 107] suggested that KD might be successfully used in treatment of severe cardiomyopathy complicating the muscular form of GSD III.
