Sentence examples for scriptural analysis from inspiring English sources

He sprinkles his conversation with Biblical allusions and scriptural analysis to drive home a point.

Since he arrived at Trinity in 1972, he has built a 6,000-member 6,000-member through his blunt, congregationpreaching, which melds dethroughscriptural analysis, black power, Afrocentrism and an emphisis on social justice; Mr. Obluntpraised the last quality in Friday's statement.

Using historical and scriptural analysis, Carroll urges the Christian faithful to reexamine their theologies through a lens that begins with Jesus's identity as a Jew among Jews, whose collective survival was repeatedly and brutally threatened by the Roman Empire during and immediately after Jesus's lifetime.

In particular, consider the Amânât's liberal employment of Biblical prooftexts: every reason-exemplifying analysis or argument is, within Saadya's work, ultimately rooted in a scriptural verse.

Reason is also given priority over scriptural authority, which is subjected to the scrutiny of analysis and is adjudicated by reason (Tsongkhapa in Hopkins 1999, 71).

Their training incorporated a monthly session of scriptural study, which was Ms. Ali's first exposure to critical analysis of religious texts.

To Dunster's surprise, he could find no scriptural support for the Puritan insistence on baptizing infants; to the contrary, his analysis convinced him that the only people entitled to baptism were true adult believers.

While purporting merely to interpret Augustinian texts, this early theological treatise is philosophically significant for its rationalistic, dialectical analysis of key theological concepts and its reliance on argument rather than scriptural citation.

If the scriptures are valid, then some language accurately describes reality (for scriptural language does so).

To faith, Scripture adds the notion of "authority," and to the faith and authority of Scriptural revelation, theology adds "proof".

As he moved into his general analysis of human dominium, Wyclif's thoughts turned to the most fundamental instance of God's loving governance, the Scriptural commandments.