Sentence examples for that everything belongs from inspiring English sources

Devotional songs and statements, however, persistently deny all mechanical views of divine exchanges, insisting that humans have nothing to give, that everything belongs to God, and that no truly religious action should ever be performed instrumentally.

That everything belongs to everyone.

Listening to and singing the old songs "gave me the code for everything that's fair game, that everything belongs to everyone," he said.

The rationale for sacrifice is that everything belongs to God; the central point in the sacrifice was the sanctification of the offering, and the surrender of it to God.

Others say that everything belongs to God and nothing belongs to Caesar.

Within minutes, word got around that everything belonged to the Wu-Tang Clan, the groundbreaking hip-hop collective originally from Staten Island.

He begins with the admission, in Arabic, that, "in theater, everything belongs to fiction," and questions the difference between "he" and "I," which, in this case, are one and the same, with Yasser representing both himself and an actor.

That way you'll see where everything belongs and you can do homework without having to push things off.

"Mekong Hotel" only adds to the growing sense that in Mr. Apichatpong's work, everything belongs to a larger whole: actors and motifs are transmigrated from one film to another, and each story seems to have its own past and afterlife.

"I believe everything belongs to God.

Here in Germany, though, everything belongs to another era.