Because of Christianity's widespread acceptance of such economic values, Cobb sees Christians as far less confident in proclaiming the values of Jesus.
Mixing storytelling, theater, music, dance and visual art in varying proportions, most were pageant-like affairs with messages proclaiming the value of peace of mind, the beauties of multiculturalism and multilingualism, and the like.
One author (Bhopal) comes to the defence of the prevalence measure, however, proclaiming its value in research and in some kinds of aetiological research.
While we should not try to impose our values and systems of government on other countries, we must aggressively blunt our adversaries' ideological appeal and proclaim our values of the rule of law, freedom and broadly shared economic prosperity.
The west proclaims its values of democracy and freedom," she reflects, "but it doesn't bring them to Syria – it left the revolution as an orphan".
In his writing he defended and proclaimed the values of African culture, particularly its closeness to nature, contact with ancestral tradition, and ancient rhythm of life.
The mass of women and male weaklings who had once been gleefully dominated by the blond beasts managed to proclaim their values of self-sacrifice, discipline, and pious fear as good.
What makes the United States stand out, perhaps, is how frequently American officials proclaim their values to the world, setting themselves up for charges of hypocrisy when a policy is expedient rather than idealistic.
This brings us to why its objectionable to proclaim religious values in the public square.
Who, I ask you, in their psychologically healthy mind, would on one hand proclaim family values and on the other hand so blatantly and irreversibly jeopardize the well-being of their own family?
