Sentence examples for theological conclusions from inspiring English sources

Without forcing any theological conclusions on their congregations, Unitarian sermons reflect on philosophical topics such as justice, meaning, love and death.

We can guess what Newton would have thought of the theological conclusions of his successor.

The theological conclusions are important and challenging.

Young Christians are reaching political conclusions, others theological conclusions, and many others are still in process.

A statement by lead researcher, Dr Paolo Di Lazzaro, said: "If our results prompt a philosophical or theological debate, these conclusions we'll leave to the experts; to each person's own conscience," he said.

For example, Trimmer contends that Sunday schools teach their pupils not merely to read the Bible but how to draw the proper theological and political conclusions from it.

Nor am I suggesting there's no place for drawing theological or historical conclusions in response to what the Gospels -- in concert -- present to us.

A highly speculative thinker, Socinus reached few well-defined conclusions, but his theological views survived in the fully developed system of his nephew Faustus, whom he strongly influenced.

The study of comparative religion, talks with scholars, and his own reading of theological works brought him to the conclusion that all religions were true and yet every one of them was imperfect because they were "interpreted with poor intellects, sometimes with poor hearts, and more often misinterpreted".

Compatibilists must either identify a false premise in the argument for theological fatalism or show that the conclusion does not follow from the premises.

The compromise reached by the Vatican allows Father Dupuis to publish his book as long as he attaches the Vatican's conclusions -- a kind of theological surgeon general's warning.