Sentence examples for of the apologists from inspiring English sources

Empire's Alastair Plumb is one of the apologists.

The genuine writings of the Apologists were virtually unknown, however, until the 16th century.

Mr Boutros-Ghali is a trained economist who was praised for reforms driving growth in Egypt but was also seen as one of the apologists for a regime that squirrelled away vast sums at the expense of the nation's poor.

As debates over the cognitive or substantive aspects of Jesus' participation in God became both intense and refined, the pursuit of essences became almost a matter of competition in the minds of the Apologists and the formulators of doctrines in the 3rd through the 6th centuries.

At various points in the New Testament and especially in the works of the Apologists, late 1st- and 2nd-century writers who sought to defend and explain the faith to members of Greco-Roman society, Jesus is identified as the "preexistent Logos".

Some of the apologists for slavery claimed that blacks were beasts, subhuman, or at least a degenerated form of the human species.

Secularists in the west say to the apologists of the religions: your beliefs are your choice, so take your place in the queue.

Although some of their coreligionists were offended by the use of Greek philosophical ideas, the Apologists made important advances in the development of Christian thought and were the first of the Christian theologians.

This line is seen in the Letter of Barnabas, the apologist Justin's (c. 100 c. 165) Dialogue with Trypho, and the 3rd-century Against the Jews ascribed to the North African bishop Cyprian (c. 200 258).

Don't let the apologists of the rich steal "aspiration" for their own purposes.

The Apologists of the 2nd to 4th century used numerous miraculous healings as arguments for the visible presence of the Holy Spirit in the church.