Sentence examples for subject of sin from inspiring English sources

Out of respect for the Lord, I do not intend to raise a single question on the subject of sin.

In the first two episodes, he elicits some thoughtful comments from Tim Allen on death and on screwing up his life, and he attempts to have a worthwhile exchange with Bertinelli on the subject of sin.

But I think we must honor children's natural developmental stages and broach the subject of sin with much care.

Clement then digresses to the subject of sin and hell, arguing that Adam was not perfect when created, but given the potential to achieve perfection.

He describes this as a period of Apostasy and that he later found his way back to faith: Traherne dedicated considerable examination to the subject of sin and its place vis-a-vis the church doctrines.

But the conventions of crime fiction provide structural security for any exploratory attack on the subject of evil (or sin, as Black's characters are more apt to define it), and failing to take full advantage of that freedom is like traveling all the way to Ireland and neglecting to visit either a church or a pub.

As a result, when the subject of guilt and sin are brought up, our defensive walls go up, too.

But the subject of "the wages of sin is death" is the plural wages, not the singular sin.

The poetry written up to 1939 is concerned with introspective, obsessive, sexual, and religious currents of feeling; and Thomas seems to be arguing rhetorically with himself on the subjects of sex and death, sin and redemption, the natural processes, creation and decay.

Indeed, that habit was the subject of a book, "Papal Sin," that Wills brought out two years ago.

The original sin — the subject of so much elementary school scolding — was not the use of "me want candy," a mistake usually corrected by the first grade.