Sentence examples for nor christ from inspiring English sources

Neither Zeus nor Christ figures in their pantheon of gods and heroes.

Admittedly, neither Wallinger nor Christ are obvious choices to fill the plinth, but all the better for that.

The powerful antisexuality of the early Christians (note that neither God nor Christ has a wife and that marriage does not exist in heaven) was in part due to their apocalyptic vision of life: they anticipated that the end of the world and the Last Judgment would soon be upon them.

Robert Barclay, Scottish author of the influential systematic statement of the doctrines of the Friends, An Apology for the True Christian Divinity (1678), stated that "the Inner Light is never separated from God nor Christ; but wherever it is, God and Christ are as wrapped up therein".

They insist that America is a "Christian Nation" despite neither "God" nor Jesus" nor "Christ" appearing in the Declaration of Independence, Constitution or Federalist Papers.

Although a veil of controversy still follows the artist 30 years later (a Google search of his name immediately yields many results relating to his 1987 work), Serrano has since made several mesmerizing bodies of work that incorporate neither piss nor Christ.

Father Lombardi could not say what Benedict's title would be, nor how Christ's vicar on earth should be addressed in retirement.Though stubbornly conservative in many respects, Benedict is also a radical (as displayed in his encyclical of 2005 on the theology of love).

"An eye for an eye" is not the approach taught by Christ, nor by Judaism, nor Islam, and it has no place in a movement rooted in compassion.

The black rat was not new to Europe in the fourteenth century — it seems to have arrived there, via trade, before the birth of Christ — nor was X. cheopis the only "plague vector".

As we have seen, Quaker preaching is not preaching in the traditional sense of exhortation on scripture: "For it was not Christ nor the Apostles Practice to take others Records & Writings that had been spoken from others," Fell says, "but they spoke as the spirit gave them utterance" (Fell 1660f, 4).

Neither Christmas, the coming of Christ, nor the second coming of Christ are anything to be waited for.