Davis wrote patriotic verses such as "A Nation Once Again" and "The Battle of Fontenoy"; his writings virtually became the gospel of the Sinn Féin movement.
In Japan, music teachers say they can hardly keep up with the growing number of teenagers, young professionals and some seniors who are rushing to classes, joining choirs and purchasing concert tickets for virtually any black gospel artist who visits the country.
As Diarmaid MacCulloch points out in his new, immensely ambitious and absorbing history, "Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years" (Viking; $45), the phrase, which occurs in the Gospels "virtually exclusively in the reported words of Jesus," certainly isn't at all the same as the later "Son of God," and may merely be Aramaic for "folks like us".
POPULAR CHRONICLES about the touring gospel group the Jackson Southernaires, who have been singing in gospel programs around the country virtually every weekend for the last fifty years.
Author gets her hair cut in… POPULAR CHRONICLES about the touring gospel group the Jackson Southernaires, who have been singing in gospel programs around the country virtually every weekend for the….
The New Yorker, April 17 , 1995P. 65 POPULAR CHRONICLES about the touring gospel group the Jackson Southernaires, who have been singing in gospel programs around the country virtually every weekend for the last fifty years.
By Susan Orlean The New Yorker, April 17 , 1995P. 65 POPULAR CHRONICLES about the touring gospel group the Jackson Southernaires, who have been singing in gospel programs around the country virtually every weekend for the last fifty years.
She virtually refused to sing the gospel number "Every Time I Feel the Spirit" fully, demanding that group participation carry it, an arrogant move, considering that this was her set's second song.
By 1950 this more familiar distinction was accepted as gospel truth by virtually all analytic philosophers: but in the two decades after the publication of W.V.O.
He could reduce his teaching virtually to an aphorism: God's Gospel ruled in the churchly realm and his law ruled in the civil society.
