Sentence examples for to discernment from inspiring English sources

The drama is one of cynicism yielding to discovery; it's also one of faith yielding to discernment, when a former parishioner revisits the church and makes a startling accusation.

Objectivity of moral judgment is then defined by realists as judgment made from a perspective of reasoning that is likely to lead to discernment of these antecedent objects of truth.

* We have a greater capacity to bring discernment to our decisions and choices.

Everything was imposed from above and now we have to apply discernment … to each and every situation.

They don't know, and eventually, you do this long enough, you get burned citing somebody who doesn't know anything and you become more discerning, but on the way to that discernment, there are going to be a lot of mistakes made.

Among other things, Buffet knows how to use discernment in order to spot nuances.

History and our madness continues to repeat itself when our 18 year and older US soldiers failed to have the discernment to see through the propagandized lie that lead them to murder some 1.5 million Iraqi people.

Don't get me wrong - it is important to have discernment, but I refuse to change the perspective I've always held - that there's nothing funny about making someone feel bad.

9 of them are: (1 Corinthians 12 8-11): Ability to give wise advice, Special knowledge, Special Faith, Power to heal the sick, Power to perform miracles, Ability to prophesy, Spiritual discernment, Ability to speak in unknown languages, Ability to interpret what is spoken.

One test of this progression, the Dalai Lama says, comes when you confront someone who is hostile but remain calm yourself, able to use your discernment to understand why they might feel that way -- rather than launching an angry rebuttal.

(1 John 4 1-3) Pray to God for discernment, to tell between truth from lies.