Sentence examples for theological difficulties from inspiring English sources

There are also the old theological difficulties.

"It's true that some groups have not registered due to theological difficulties," said Han Wenzao, chairman of the China Christian Council.

As Luther's theological difficulties became acute and led to his break with the Roman Catholic church, Staupitz gradually withdrew his support from his protégé.

Although only a small minority of Jewish thinkers espoused this position, the concept of the choice of Israel was not without theological difficulties.

With the advent of Christianity, however, a matter coeternal with God raised fundamental theological difficulties.

Not surprisingly, this development often has to be understood against the backdrop of the philosophical and theological difficulties that come to occupy him over the years.

In this week's security council debate on the resolution, deputy US ambassador Rosemary DiCarlo used theological nicety to explain Washington's difficulty in supporting a resolution that, on the face of it, reflects US official policy.

After many difficulties, he gained entry to Kiev theological seminary, which had recently reopened, although he was expelled for refusing to sing Soviet patriotic songs during Holy Week.

Final causes are discredited, since they lead to difficulties in science and tempt us to amalgamate theological and teleological points of doctrine.

Nerveless, it appears problematic not only because of conceptual difficulties but also because of its interference with students' theological beliefs.

Apart from the difficulties that must be handled by particular formulations of theological voluntarism, there are a number of objections that have been levelled against theological voluntarist views as such.