Sentence examples for the concept of sin from inspiring English sources

The concept of sin extends beyond unbridled greed.

The new version allegedly watered down the concept of sin.

But his atheist disciples may be surprised to discover that privately Russell found some meaning in the concept of sin.

"OK, the ancients had hubris, but the concept of sin was totally unknown to them, as indeed it is in modern Greece," Dimou says.

At the moment, he is obsessed with a book he was commissioned to write for an arts festival this summer in Valencia, Spain: a meditation on the concept of sin.

Adults can't agree whether 6-year-olds can understand the concept of sin, or whether such a complicated concept should be boiled down to something a child can understand.

In four early books Tennant discussed the concepts of sin (1902, 1912), the fall (1903), and miracles (1925).

** For a long time, references to Eden weren't too common on Broadway, perhaps because the musical appropriated, instead, the notion of paradise on earth: abundant, joyous, unreflective, and radically innocent — a place where the concepts of sin and curiosity had no purchase.

For a long time, references to Eden weren't too common on Broadway, perhaps because the musical appropriated, instead, the notion of paradise on earth: abundant, joyous, unreflective, and radically innocent — a place where the concepts of sin and curiosity had no purchase.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet For a long time, references to Eden weren't too common on Broadway, perhaps because the musical appropriated, instead, the notion of paradise on earth: abundant, joyous, unreflective, and radically innocent — a place where the concepts of sin and curiosity had no purchase.

Horns takes us beyond that banality, examining instead the concepts of sin and goodness themselves, and at times revealing them in the most unexpected places.