Sentence examples for vulnerable god from inspiring English sources

But it finds it much harder to speak convincingly of the poor, incarnate, vulnerable God of Bethlehem.

As Brown repeatedly stresses, this is not an attack on religion, but a riposte to the "systematic exploitation of the vulnerable" in God's name by some very dodgy and greedy people.

The consequence, Moore writes, was the banishment of the old gods, which left the islanders "particularly vulnerable to the god Jehovah, who was bearing down on them.

I know how it feels to be totally vulnerable and to know God is the only being that can save my son.

Still, Mr. Acosta was imposing yet vulnerable as the young god, entranced by a trio of supplicating women: Daria Klimentova, Begoña Cao and Ms. Chalendard.

What is so terrifying about the Christmas story is that it offers us nothing but the protection of a vulnerable baby, of a God so pathetic that we need to protect Him.

The premises contributing to the conclusion of an all-perfect God remain vulnerable to hyperbolic doubt, in Arc 1.

We are going to invite the Holy Father, head of the largest Christian denomination to join us in this holy endeavor: Affirming the dignity and image of God for vulnerable and marginalized people of color who are experiencing the effects of sinful principalities and powers through the evils of mass incarceration and state sponsored violence.

Which is why he takes me by surprise the next day by revealing how even gods feel vulnerable when they are staring 70 in the face.

From infant care and early education to Social Security and Medicare, the dominant economic ideology is demanding more lifelong sacrifices from the vulnerable to appease the gods of wealth.

Mother Teresa chose to pick the babies out of the gutter, to do direct service with God's most vulnerable.