Sentence examples for state and christ from inspiring English sources
Nigel, who has a lame claw from pecking on too many dodgy pills back in his Hacienda days, says it gives him bad flashbacks to Guru Josh and 808 State, and Christ knows the histrionic woman screeching incoherently all over it makes us think of the time we were trapped in the roof-netting of a car park in Dagenham while a group of tearaway schoolgirls mugged an old lady on the floor below.
Hay's narrator states that, "And Christ ain't a-going to be too hard/On a man that died for men".
But through the centuries it has caused great confusion between loyalty to the state and loyalty to Christ, between patriotism and being a Christian.
There is no New Testament basis for a linking of church and state until Christ, the King returns.
It reproduces the changes observed in human disease states due to localized tissue injury (Malik et al. 2010a; Ramadori and Christ 1999; Sheikh et al. 2006), making it an ideal model for studying the metabolic consequences of human APR.
In her address, the head of state said Christ's example taught her to "respect and value all people of whatever faith or none".
The early church celebrated the end of Lent with large baptismal ceremonies; but, for many centuries, no services were held on Holy Saturday in the Western churches, recalling the suspended state of Christ's followers in the period between the Crucifixion and the Resurrection.
Niebuhr's types are: Christ against culture, Christ of culture, Christ above culture, Christ and culture in paradox, and Christ the transformer of culture.
You have Christ the warrior and Christ the saviour".
And, Christ, did he deliver.
