" Luke responded again, explaining, "There is a difference between eating with sinners who laugh and sinners who laugh at their sin.
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I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.
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He is for hiding more Jews and shaming fewer sinners.
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But at the same there was always these different sinners.
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Jesus, he says, "made everybody feel welcome" — especially the sinners.
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They weren't just partners, lovers and sinners; they were also parents.
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In No Exit, three sinners are locked in a room together.
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They proffer the old canards about loving sinners and hating sin.
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We are all sinners, but some of us can never improve.
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" Tova said, "You really are one of the thirty-six sinners.
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Or maybe he's a demon who knows the secrets of sinners.
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Surely, the Lord would take away the sinners' service before his?
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People didn't want to hear about hell, or how they were sinners.
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But television is comfortable at last with diversifying its galaxy of sinners.
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All 12 disciples were sinners," Carroll said, accusing Democrats of being "spineless.
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Jesus did not shun sinners, Jackson argued, and neither should the church.
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Jesus embraced sinners and didn't slam the church door in their faces.
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Instead, C.C. joins a cheesy sitcom about promiscuous nuns named Pretty Sinners.
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"This is your moment, Robert," Miller told Sinners, according to the book.
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It's a place where sinners seek redemption and where misfits find kin.
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It takes some sinners a while to repent, and some never do.
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Yet God had sent His only Son into the world to save sinners.
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Does that mean that Hiram is the person targeting the sinners of Riverdale?
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I didn't want him to have to die for miserable sinners like myself.
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The Black Hood targets "sinners" like drug dealers and those who commit infidelity.
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He describes parish priests as "little monsters" who "throw stones" at poor sinners.
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" "When Jesus said we're all sinners, he really meant all of us, everybody.
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If abortion was a sin, then the sinners would be punished soon enough.
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November 2, 2007—Asbury Park, NJTomorrow we're headlining the Saints and Sinners Festival.
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This train will carry more saints than sinners when it leaves New Jersey.
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They are endlessly respectable, which means to say they are Saturday-night sinners.
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Is she a demon of the underworld, tasked with roasting the souls of sinners?
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They're all sinners, and thanks to Kimmy, they can stand up and admit it.
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Gone are the fiery denunciations of gay men and lesbians as sinners and reprobates.
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They rallied the crowd, condemned sin (often on behalf of other sinners), and demanded reforms.
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Of course not, just as those Scottish sinners ignored their preachers while they were alive.
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He called the comments "reprehensible" but said "we're all sinners" and emphasized that Trump apologized.
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They burn the poor sinners or hang them by their tongues or by their breasts.
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Sinners who regret their failures, he said, are more moral than the pious who boast.
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Reviewing the fabulous extremity (and occasional absurdity) of the Met Gala's fashion saints and sinners.
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" That list of sinners includes Polly (Tiera Skovbye), and the "sin she carries in her womb.
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In 2015, Scalfari reported that Francis wondered aloud if sinners would be "annihilated" instead of damned.
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Gays and lesbians are viewed as demonically inverting nature, as sinners, freaks, deviants, corrupters, insurrectionists, miscreants.
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They may not be sinners seeking redemption, but they're here to get release all the same.
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Through Christ's death sinners who have done nothing to deserve salvation are made right with God.
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Next, he wanted to look for scenes of the torture that angels inflict on dead sinners.
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Graham talked the sinners through a simple prayer, which they repeated after him, line for line.
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Miserable sinners all, His children had forgotten both Christ's sacrifice and the awful flames of Hell.
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And it makes it hard to understand why we should bother listening to self-admitted sinners.
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The fox was commonly portrayed as untrustworthy, and ensnared birds the way the devil traps sinners.
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Instead, Asch proposed Yiddish theater that was unafraid of representing Jewish people as both saints and sinners.
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" Hannah promptly wrote back, "@luke_parker216 time and time again Jesus loved and ate with 'sinners' who laughed.
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The past year, I've composed a treatise deconstructing several arguments that called women like me sinners, degenerates.
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The chunk came from the Saints and Sinners quarry in Utah near the Colorado border, Britt said.
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Their subjects are familiar to us, mostly as sinners and troublemakers, women whose complications are taken for
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" One afternoon, I sat in on a class debate about a text that described Müllsünder —"garbage sinners.
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Toronto's elder statesmen have been witness to music icons and milestones, winners and sinners, scoundrels and saints.
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In its founding teachings, the Catholic Church welcomes sinners, which covers just about everyone at some point.
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For the patient, the word immediately conjured ancient biblical images of sinners punished with this deforming disease.
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The third is the theological priority of the cross, where Jesus died and won forgiveness for sinners.
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Republicans scored a pile of victories in recent state elections, making them the latest and most thorough sinners.
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Holy Mary, Mother of God,pray for us sinners,now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
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But like it or not, pop culture's worst sinners are always only one artistic statement away from redemption.
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Penny wants to unseal the pretty facade of the northside, making known and hurting all the sinners there.
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When they arrive at the tree there's a freshly dug grave and headstone that reads: Here lies sinners.
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"Jason assured Sinners that Trump would be the most 'inclusive' candidate the Republican Party ever had," Spicer writes.
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Smokers may be an easy tax target because many view them as sinners and thus easier to tax.
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"I forgive him because we are all sinners," Robby Miller, Godwin's son, said in an interview with CNN.
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Will you hear the wails of sinners prostrated at the foot of the throne of an angry god?
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Likewise, Farron's infamous sidestep — "we are all sinners" — is, to nearly all practicing Christians, a pretty obvious statement.
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Now it seems that conservatives are the original sinners and liberals have never even tasted the forbidden fruit.
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Scripture and sermons paint her as the embodiment of God's mercy, forgiving and protecting sinners regardless of their indiscretions.
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These consumers impose no obvious costs on the rest of society, but are taxed the same as true sinners.
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He read her the sinners prayer and as she began to repeat the words, tears streamed down her face.
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Sinners are impaled on trees; another is chopped into pieces and fried in a pan; some undergo uglier fates.
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The word "reckoning," of course, has a biblical meaning: a day when sinners will be judged for their deeds.
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But in the universe as conceived by Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, the sinners rarely suffer for their sins.
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Two: Can it tolerate paradoxes and complexity, the spikier stuff that distinguishes real-life sinners from comic-book villains?
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The Conways were sinners, Hal's mother told him, and Hal needed to do everything possible to protect their own family.
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Part of the Catholic tradition, the imagery goes beyond metaphorical implications, as everyday life continues to unfold around the sinners.
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If the Gospel message is love, and forgiveness for sinners, why does the message, coming from them, sound so wretched?
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The High Sparrow was hated because we fear our fellow sinners less than we fear the naming of our sins.
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The most controversial bit was an answer the journalist apparently received to his question on the fate of unrepentant sinners.
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Who is hooking up, who is running for mayor, and who is in prison after murdering a bunch of sinners?
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The welcome comes first, and we're not doing that if we call people sinners before we even shake their hands.
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Meanwhile, offending priests were treated as sinners in need of repentance and forgiveness, rather than criminals who merited legal punishment.
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"All of us are sinners, and all of us are called to repentance — that's basic Christian doctrine," he told Vox.
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"If there are sinners and saints, I'm much more a sinner, that's for sure," he said with a gentle laugh.
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My wife and I handpicked each amenity so you'll live in style when missiles rain hellfire on the unholy sinners.
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Yet the episode actually reinforces the point of view of religious conservatives — that "sinners" should be publicly shamed and punished.
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But for many, idleness will be enforced, and along with it the shame of being watched and treated as sinners.
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" Swing-state polls show Trump path to WH narrowing "I know that God has used sinners to do his great works.
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The Tehri dam upstream released more water to ensure it flowed just fast enough to wash away sins but not sinners.
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All of this fuels a politics of grievance, whose greatest nemesis is a governing class composed of sell-outs and sinners.
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There is something nice about, "We're all human, we're all sinners, we all haven't killed our grandmother yet"— it's extremely inclusive.
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It was not uncommon to hear of a shooter breaking into a woman's health clinic and murdering people they deemed sinners.
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So if we're sinners in need of redemption, so, too, are all the things we create, like law, policy, procedure, practice.
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"Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death, Amen," the priest said.
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Rather, his focus has always been on welcoming all would-be worshippers into the fold, focusing less on whether they are "sinners" (after all, according to Catholic doctrine, we're all sinners in some form or another) and more on whether they have access to the community of worshippers, and attendant sacraments, necessary for a Christian life.
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We see Jude Law's Pope Pius XIII condemning sinners, bossing around a nun played by Diane Keaton, and casually smoking a cigarette.
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Soon, Schacknow was telling his followers he was Jesus Christ reincarnate, and that God had commanded him to judge the world's sinners.
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Catholic teaching had obscured the biblical message that salvation is God's gift to sinners, not something earned by a pious, moral life.
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THERE is an old story that puritanical Scottish preachers used to tell their congregations about sinners cast into the fires of hell.
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Lea and Knut are members of a harsh religious sect that promises an afterlife of fire and brimstone for sinners like Hansen.
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Gay men and lesbians were widely regarded as sick by the medical establishment, sinners by the clergy and criminals by the law.
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All good Christian wisdom — except that some sinners only want a future where they can return to the same old awful sins.
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Her mother is a horror, a religious fanatic eager to beat the goodness of Christ into sinners with a powerful right hand.
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And, even more important, can it tolerate paradoxes and complexity, the spikier stuff that distinguishes real-life sinners from comic-book villains?
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The rest of us sinners have been subject to all kinds of questionable advertising, including r/usedsextoys, an online marketplace for used toys.
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Unfortunately Ms. Englert's Marina seems more petulant and prissy than so radiantly pure of heart that her words could turn sinners instantly repentant.
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Muhammad Rabiu Jakata, its director of statistics, boasts that the force is destroying more beer bottles and prosecuting more sinners than ever before.
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"Jason told Sinners Donald Trump's acceptance speech would acknowledge the LGBT[Q] community, which no other Republican acceptance speech had done," Spicer writes.
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"Christ Jesus came to save sinners, among whom I am foremost of all," he wrote after the election, quoting a line from Scripture.
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Dividing these kids into two lanes, the sinners and the righteous, implies that those who led imperfect lives weren't victims of other forces.
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The joy with which God, in his infinite mercy, has embraced us pagans, sinners and foreigners, and demands that we do the same.
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The murderer, Salman Abedi, was a puritan, or a Salafi Muslim, who believed they were all disbelievers and sinners who should be killed.
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I told her that I'm the kind of person who gives offense but is never offended, one of the proverbial thirty-six sinners.
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The list of climate sinners is longer at Parnassus Investments and Green Century Capital Management, two specialists in so-called socially responsible funds.
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Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Liberty University, the country's largest Christian college, said that "we're all sinners" and that Mr. Trump had apologized.
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On the other hand, an immanent God is not the kind of God who watches over the world, hears prayers, and punishes sinners.
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There's even a "Written Here" wall that boasts work created at theOffice, including TV shows like House of Lies, NCIS and Saints and Sinners.
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Redditor Locke108 made a theory that the killer is going after "the sinners of Riverdale," which led to another Reddit user thinking about Manfred.
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The incident took place at an adult-themed dress-up party called Saints and Sinners at Inflation nightclub just after 3 AM, reports news.com.au.
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The Middle Ages took a characteristically fearful view of heavenly signs, often interpreting them as angry salvos aimed at sinners by a vengeful God.
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In 2020, we'll be asked to choose between a set of sinners and must decide which direction we want to go as a nation.
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This soapy saga, with Oprah Winfrey at the helm, continues its foray into sinners' territory in a Memphis megachurch with back-to-back episodes.
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Then, as vain sinners are likely to do, they let their gazes slide to the bar's main decoration, a pair of long, rectangular mirrors.
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We are all flawed, we are all sinners, we all fall short of God's glory, we are all in various ways far from perfect.
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It turns out Pastor Charles was a psychopath who was holding people he believed to be sinners against their will in various states of torture.
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Phillips began recording songs when he was 47, old enough to have sussed out a few hypocrites in the sanctuary and sinners in the pulpit.
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Twenty-five-year-old Courtney Campbell tragically died after an explosion yesterday engulfed her own bikini espresso stand, Sinners and Saints Coffee Co., in flames.
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Apparently, long before the Black Hood stalked the town's sinners, there was "The Riverdale Reaper," a killer who murdered an entire family, leaving no survivors.
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His figures, whether saints or mischievous sinners, are depicted with a naturalness which makes them stand apart from those of other painters of his time.
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Alex Jones and his cohort have a formidable legal threshold on his side, one that protects journalism's sinners and saints alike: the "actual malice" standard.
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Colin: I don't know why my zealous youth pastor tried to say Halloween was for sinners cause so much devotional art is spooky as shit.
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The church has framed this concession as compassionate -- effectively saying the pews are still open to sinners, even if God really doesn't like the sin.
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On Monday, Brian Tamaki of Destiny Church in Auckland posted a sermon on Facebook that blamed sinners and gay people for natural disasters and murders generally.
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The driver calls both Archie and Jughead sinners, warning that they "be careful or taste the reaper's blade next," before leaving Archie to settle the bill.
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The backdrop for "Sinners, Saints, Dragons, and Haints, in a City Beneath Still Waters," part of Jemisin's 2018 story collection How Long 'Til Black Future Month?
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In 2015, "Seven Sinners," Milestone's long-lost feature directorial debut, turned up in Australia and was passed on to the archive, which is restoring the film.
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In medieval times it was said that the birds that circle the sleeping volcano were the souls of sinners queuing up for the descent into hell.
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As much as the High Sparrow claims he's interested in treating all sinners alike — "sons of high lords, sons of fishermen" — he's really only targeting nobles.
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But there's also a belief in France that everyone, even sinners, is entitled to love, and the French press has mostly been neutral or defended her.
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When it came to those whom society cast away as 'sinners,' Jesus was repeatedly gentle, gracious, encouraging, and forgiving, but he continually castigated the self-righteous.
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At the same time, the amount of waste generated by subway riders is nearly unfathomable, and no one is shaming the sinners into changing their behavior.
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Michael Strong, known as 9 Millimeter, is one of the founding members of the Saints and Sinners, one of the oldest motorcycle clubs in New Orleans.
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Agony promised a lengthy trip to the underworld, one pulsing with the flesh of sinners, surrounded by a grotesque aesthetic riffing on the mind of H.R. Giger.
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Eric, 41, and Brandon co-wrote "How 'Bout You" from Church's debut album Sinners Like Me in 2006 and "Without You Here" from his 2009 album Carolina.
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"We are both sinners, so with that we are entitled to take action against each other," European Union Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said this week in Brussels.
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As the Apostle Paul wrote, "God demonstrates his love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5:7-8 NIV).
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Stars: Kristin Chenoweth (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Pushing Daisies), Scott Wolf (Party of Five), Keith Robinson (Saints & Sinners, Dreamgirls), and Kevin Quinn (Bunk'd) Sunday, Dec.
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Crime Tibbehah County, dubbed "the armpit of Mississippi" by Ace Atkins in his rowdy crime novels, is enjoying a rare quiet spell in THE SINNERS (Putnam, $27).
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It wasn't a Saints and Sinners Halloween party, it was the first Monday in May, but a viewer could have been forgiven for getting the two confused.
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" Above all, there is Collins's avowed obsession to resist what she sees as the American tendency to idealize black characters — to depict them as "sinners or saints.
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They point to Hillary Clinton's flawed character and her sins and conclude that since they are both sinners, we have to simply judge them on their policies.
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Two things I couldn't bring myself to try more than once: Oil-pulling is the kind of punishment Satan makes sinners repeat for all of eternity in Hell.
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Pathetic, and almost moving, when you think about it: the worst sinners imaginable, each doomed to everlasting mastication, are guys undone by the successes of their famous friends.
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The parable is sometimes read with an anti-Jewish lens, so that the first-hired are the "Jews" who resent the gentiles or the sinners entering into God's vineyard.
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"Most people are pretty good most of the time, but there are a small number of saints and sinners at the extreme ends of the curve," Dr. Curry says.
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Iranians are much poorer than they should be; promises of justice have been drowned in the blood of enemies and supposed sinners; and theocracy has made Iranians less pious.
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For the full list of the homes of America's greatest sinners and saints, as well as how cities rank by individual vice, check out the study on Trulia's blog.
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It is obvious that, given that we are all sinners, also the media can – we who use the media, I am using a means of communication here – become harmful.
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What tends to be forgotten is the thematic significance of the baptism itself, the sick association between Catholic rites and a child's passage into a family of unrepentant sinners.
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In an inspired bit of borrowing, one night he preached 18th century evangelist Jonathan Edward's famous sermon, "Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God," nearly word for word.
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After the emergence of his old boasts about committing sexual assault, Mr Falwell limply insisted that "We're all sinners", hinting that the furore was got up by anti-Trump Republicans.
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And like I said, it's -- Jesus was accused of being a friend of sinners and when he was here on earth and it is not up to us to forgive.
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The book describes an alleged deal between Sinners, who Spicer says told the Manafort team "he wanted Donald Trump to support gay rights," and senior Trump communications advisor Jason Miller.
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What if he took four sinners headed for punishment, and dropped them instead into a squeaky clean, candy-colored small town, telling them it was heaven (aka The Good Place)?
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Gospel singer Kim Burrell is facing backlash after attacking gay people as "perverts" and sinners just days before the gospel singer is scheduled to perform on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Martha did talk about telling the various stories as if you were peeling them off a chapel wall and your audience needed to know the difference between sinners and saints.
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But now there seem to be 29 teams of saints and one dirty band of sinners from Houston, absolved by a benevolent commissioner who granted immunity in exchange for confessions.
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Scripture called for men of the cloth to reach into the most unreceptive corners of the world and find common ground with outsiders: the weirdos, the sinners, the dammed, the indisposed.
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The group's Elders are pasty middle-aged men in suits; they are so offhand about the world's sinners being obliterated that they could be talking about an end-of-year bonus.
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His desire to share his religious faith on social media got him into trouble for the first time last year, when he posted a similar message about those he considered "sinners".
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"In the eyes of the law we are criminals, in the eyes of our religion we are sinners and from the viewpoint of society we are perverts," said the young professional.
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But it will allow insurers to decide not to cover maternity care or birth control and charge more for sinners with pre-existing medical conditions that, pre-Obamacare, disproportionately affected women.
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If it is the arm-twisting, head-lopping version proclaimed by Islamic State (IS), which dismisses all Muslims but its own ardent followers as shirkers and sinners, there are few takers.
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I often ask myself: How should I judge such men—as sinners, as products of a Catholic sexual culture, as statistical outliers, as frail human beings like the rest of us?
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From little screen to big screen, from baseball diamond to football turf, from teeny-bop pop to nu metal rock, from saints to sinners, 2017 saw the passing of numerous notables.
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The invocation on her debut for Ninja Tune comes on the third track, wherein a divine voice offers judgement upon clubland sinners: get the fuck off your phones and start dancing.
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It is the good news that — even though we are all sinners — God loves us and has set upon a rescue mission through the death and resurrection of his Son Jesus.
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Kisner has brought us to the far reaches of both Long Island and 20-something depravity to witness "tawny," model-looking church members luring coked-up, Wayfarer-wearing sinners toward God.
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Case in point: Thailand's devilish Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden, a colorful park filled with gory, blood-spurting tableaus depicting the afterlife of sinners in one of the 16 Buddhist hells.
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Francis seems to see himself as a pastor first, a theologian second, one whose priority is to treat the church as a "field hospital" for sinners in need of spiritual succor.
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Paint had flaked off in many areas — a number of figures who have entered Heaven are unrecoverable — but the surviving scenes present a message clearly meant to warn of sinners on Earth.
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For example, it refuses to accept the idea of the Trinity, or a single God in three persons, and it predicts that sinners will be punished with annihilation rather than eternal tribulation.
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Loose biblical associations are threaded throughout: a census is about to be held, the family meets many sinners, listens to parables and discusses sin, guilt, redemption and how miscreants should be treated.
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Now and then, the films' proximity to nonfictional dramas of the time can verge on the surreal: We saw a film in the Great Parlour: Marlene Dietrich in Seven Sinners —very alluring.
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And in any event, he continued, the true sinners in the Trump University case are the students who sued him even after giving rave reviews in their written evaluations of the seminars.
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At the same time, you clearly value this colleague, as a person and as a co-worker: You understand that people are complicated, not to be neatly sorted into saints and sinners.
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Two other mayors — Vincent (Buddy) Cianci Jr. in Providence, R.I., and Marion Barry, in Washington, D.C. — and Representative Mark Sanford of South Carolina are all sinners who found redemption at the polls.
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An online flyer for the demonstration called it a "prayer for sinners" and featured images of a Christian cross and embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, who had proposed the extradition bill.
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Crisis-pregnancy centers became one of the most popular forms of anti-abortion activism, offering a way for women to join the movement without having to denounce other women as heartless sinners.
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Paolo Sorrentino's 2013 film, "The Great Beauty," which captured an Oscar for best foreign-language film, was a love letter to Rome, city of saints and sinners, in all its gorgeous entropy.
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Sin is still bad, but since we are all sinners, and since we are not electing a "pastor in chief," what matters most is what kind of president the candidates would be.
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But that same freedom, Soto believes, can also fuel something deeply spiritual—it can provide a place where sinners and the saved can come together for an open and profound conversation about faith.
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Commemorated as the patron saint of everything from perfumers to repentant sinners, St. Mary Magdalene's life story is meant to reflect the strength of Christian faith — and how no one is beyond "saving."
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The episode ends with Polly Cooper (Tiera Skovbye) leaving town — after only two minutes or so of screen time— scared that she's next on the Black Hood's list of sinners (hello, teen pregnancy!).
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What began as a show about sinners trying to bluff their way through heaven becomes the story of a posse of essentially goodhearted people, struggling to save themselves from the jaws of hell.
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It's often a reaction to how terrible the stigma was against alcoholics: the idea that alcoholics deserved to suffer because they were bad people, they were criminals, they were weaklings, they were sinners.
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His 2016 statement on the family urged priests and congregations to be more welcoming of people it long castigated as sinners, and to focus more on social missions like caring for the poor.
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In this adaptation of a true story told on "This American Life," Chiwetel Ejiofor plays Carlton Pearson, a televangelist who experiences a crisis of faith and stops believing that sinners go to hell.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lucifer gobbles up the souls of three traitors in an icy inferno, sinners are cooked in baths of tar, and a gauzy-robed Beatrice floats in the heavens.
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Instead of saying that people are sinners and they must repent, Wicca is about the Goddess, who is the great mother and who loves all her children, even if they have made terrible mistakes.
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He spent a long time in the penalty box for it, but over time, he was sprung — possibly because he, unlike some other sinners in the profession, seemed to have a largely clean record.
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No doubt there is plenty of sinfulness in all the above-mentioned quarters, but surely it is worth at least entertaining the possibility that some corporate sinners can repent... or be helped to sin less.
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We shouldn't have a song like "Carolina" that's so well-known or "These Boots" or "Sinners Like Me." Those songs shouldn't be signature songs because they never were on the radio, they never had life.
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Coming precisely at the point where Bach's text assigns responsibility for Jesus' death to all humans, as sinners, not specifically to "the Jews," as John himself liked to say, this was a lovely, thoughtful touch.
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He instills fear in his followers by taking credit for meteorological phenomena, with cries of "Armageddon armageddon armageddon!" and claims to inspire solar flares, mysterious sounds, and plagues of volcanic ash which rain upon sinners.
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Or at least that's what I took from the story of a Hungarian banker, Willy Palaffi (Mark Evans), who would rather stay single than consort with the schemers and sinners he meets in Budapest society.
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Movies about colorful characters, be they saints or sinners, are often hijacked by their subject, so it's unsurprising that Mr. Stone, with his bespoke suits and Nixon tattoo, owns this one from the get-go.
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Or was it Trump himself who shook free the old restraints, like some kind of reverse Jonathan Edwards preaching a doctrine of sinners in the hands of a bored God who wants to be amused?
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The country singer, 41, took the stage at Ohio's Country Concert in Fort Loramie, where he honored his late brother with an emotional cover of "Amazing Grace" and a stripped-down version of his 2006 hit "Sinners Like Me." Video of the touching tribute was spread on social media, the crowd going silent as he sang the lyric "me and my brother" in "Sinners Like Me" (a song that, as Taste of Country noted, features references to being "forgiven for multiple sins upon death").
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And just as those producers took inspiration from the likes of Pimp C, there's also a reference to 1990s trap music—a dirty south organ wheezing its way into the church hall on "Saints and Sinners".
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"The Jesus message is not one of religion but of relationship," Rich Wilkerson Jr., pastor of Miami's Vous Church and the officiant at Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding, wrote in his book Friend of Sinners.
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Archie tells Veronica she was right about Mr. Svenson being the Black Hood and Betty muses that maybe Mr. Svenson thought he could atone for his mistake by targeting sinners - although she doesn't sound too convinced.
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A cross repeatedly chained to Gay Street, starting on Good Friday — the day on which Christians believe Jesus died for our sins — means that this cross was probably meant to say that gay people are sinners.
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And whatever one may say about ordinary voters, the real sinners here are Republican leaders — people like Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell — who are actively supporting a candidate they know poses a danger to the nation.
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England number eight Vunipola was among some 30,000 Instagram users who "liked" the post by Folau, a fundamentalist Christian, saying "sinners" including drunks, atheists and gay people were going to "hell" if they did not repent.
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Here's a good rule of thumb about people who wear religion on their sleeve: The more they brag about how much they love Jesus, the more likely they are to count among the world's worst sinners.
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Instead, he says it's people like Kim Davis who are facing persecution and discrimination, because they're being forced to embrace the rights of individuals, such as same-sex couples, whom they see as immoral and sinners.
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Just because I'm in the mall buying multiple copies of the same book for all of my loved ones doesn't mean I need to hear about how God's baby has come to bless all of us sinners.
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While he has pledged to punish officials complicit in sexual abuse, he is also loath to believe "gossip," as he calls it, and quick to offer mercy to sinners, especially those with whom he has close ties.
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That's an interesting concept, if not a particularly original one: The desert is ostensibly a prison colony filled with unrepentant sinners who would rather be left to their own devices than forced to live by others' whims.
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" In his anthropological survey "The Other Victorians: A Study of Sexuality and Pornography in Mid-21976th Century England" (21978), Professor Marcus likened pornographic fiction to utopian fantasy — "a world of grace abounding to the chief of sinners.
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The focus is the three main Marys of the New Testament: the Virgin Mary, and two women usually portrayed as repentant sinners, Mary Magdalene and Mary of Egypt, whose lives the Roman Catholic Church often plays down.
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It kicked off Sunday morning in the peeling 19th-century environs of the Bouffes du Nord theater (formerly home of Peter Brook's International Center for Theater Research) with a rousing gospel choir serenading 250 of fashion's sinners.
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My thought bubble: Republicans are the bigger sinners in this debate because most of them refuse to acknowledge that climate change and humans' role driving it is a real thing, as I wrote in my column last week.
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As the President continues to characterize people coming into the US as either criminals or victims, sinners or saints, they continue to live in limbo as three-dimensional human beings, real and vulnerable and in a way, indestructible.
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His bullets and the blood he left behind that early morning were a reminder that in many corners of the country, gay and transgender people are still regarded as sinners and second-class citizens who should be scorned.
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That message, as Graham said during thousands of altar calls, was that salvation is offered to one and all, black and white, rich and poor, men and women, sinners and saints, so long as they believed in Jesus.
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Israel Folau, who was sacked from a multi-million dollar rugby contract in May after posting on Instagram that hell awaited "drunks, homosexuals, adulterers" and other sinners, cited Bible verses in a sermon that was posted on Facebook.
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The most prominent rebuttal to the Nashville statement, therefore, may be the Denver Statement of progressive Lutheran (ECLA) pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber, House of All Sinners and Saints in Denver, Colorado, who wrote the statement with her parishioners.
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He wants to show Alice (Mädchen Amick) and Betty a video of him as a little boy with his mother, whom we don't see on camera, essentially confessing that Hal's father killed the Conway family because they were sinners.
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It's strange to see the theology of Fallen Humanity reinvigorated with each new game release, as if it's an ideological pulpit that's using a morality system to explain that we're just sinners one slippery action away from the pit.
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In her new born-again state, Summer was accused of saying that gays were sinners and that the AIDS crisis was a "divine ruling," which led to picketing of her concerts and burning of her albums in San Francisco.
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His fans relish his surreal, inventive images of the afterlife, but particularly his vivid visions of hell: sinners straddling giant knife-blades, egg-shaped machines churning miscreants into their bellies, cruel hybrid frog-devils and dog-faced lizard birds.
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"Hell-Bound Train" (circa 19323) and "Heaven-Bound Travelers" (circa 1935), two dramatized sermons by the traveling evangelists James and Eloyce Gist, are tales of sinners and the sinned against that were expressly intended to be shown in churches.
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When I arrive in Mecca, I'll join nearly two million believers who've traveled from Virginia, Kabul, and everywhere in between: a dysfunctional but tight-knit family of believers, dreamers and sinners, briefly united under the piercing sun of Mecca.
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O.K.: there is something in each of us, in every sinner (and Sander knows that we are all sinners), that wants to climb toward the light, and for a moment, in Clara's eyes, Sander sees the longing for grace.
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For two decades, Tammy Faye was a national icon, best known for dabbing at mascara-tinted tears while then-husband Jim prayed for sinners on the PTL (Praise the Lord) Network, one of the nation's first and most successful television ministries.
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"I don't think the decision means that the Stability Pact is no longer valid," she told a news conference in Berlin, without explaining why her veteran finance minister had lobbied against punishing what the German media call the "deficit sinners".
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The Prince of Darkness takes many forms in Christian iconography; representing him in such a fabulous array of guises must have been a welcome break in the routine for Renaissance painters hired to depict saints and sinners, prophets and patrons.
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But the truth is roughly the opposite: The more you know about Genesis or Chronicles or Kings, the more remarkable it is that Matthew announced the birth of the son of God by linking him to a pack of egregious sinners.
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But for Thomas Paprocki, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Springfield, Illinois, it's a time to double-down on his diocese's approach to same-sex couples, and what he sees as the problem of public, unrepentant sinners engaging in particular sacraments.
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There is no way of knowing, but Marissen speculates that Bach, following Lutheran convention, wished to shift emphasis from the perfidy of the Jews to the guilt of all participants in the Passion scene and, by extension, to present-day sinners.
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He found a home at Cindy McCain's church in Phoenix, where he came to love his pastor's message about grace: "that we're all sinners, but we can benefit from God's grace if we recognize those sins and move forward," he said.
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When asked by the UK Channel Four in 2015 whether he thought homosexuality was a sin, he replied, "We are all sinners" (although, following a media backlash, he later clarified matters to say he did not, in fact, think gay sex was sinful).
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The aching dissonances of its opening lamentation and the peculiar instrumental elaborations in the closing chorale leave a mood of overhanging gloom, as if casting doubt on the notion that contemporary Christian sinners can escape the fate meted out to the Jews.
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The church is to be the place that previews for the world a picture of what the kingdom of God is like — a place where sinners are reconciled to God and to one another, where the weakest among us are loved and respected.
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Because Riverdale works best as a murder mystery, the residents of our titular sleepy burg are currently terrified of the Black Hood, a masked man who killed sexual predator Miss Geraldine Grundy (Sarah Habel), and nearly shot three other so-called "sinners" to death.
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Written and performed by French-Canadian musicians Jay Boivin (who was an original member of Quebecois garage band Les Sinners) and Germain Gauthier, tracks such as the the film's theme "Pinball Summer", "Sweet Madness" and "Summer Magic" glow with 70s AM sunshine and power pop.
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The church had a longstanding policy of treating gay people differently, welcoming them into the pews (next to other unrepentant sinners, like me) but excluding them from positions of leadership and recommending that they go see purported specialists who would help them relinquish their homosexual ways.
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" Francis told the 250 bishops or so gathered, whom he generally referred to as "sinners," that they would not succeed by "issuing stern decrees or by simply creating new committees or improving flow charts, as if we were in charge of a department of human resources.
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Made her recall the nuns and their chalk drawings of the Great Chain of Being, that ladder of nature with God at the top, His angels below, then the Pope and the bishops and the mortal sinners and other bottom-dwellers like actors, pirates, reptiles, and rocks.
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If anything, the ideal is that sinners, once they have been transformed by grace, would actively and consistently use that grace to work for a better world, and engage in true repentance for their prior actions; a repentance that would involve taking responsibility and making amends.
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Bracketed by a scene of earthly malfeasance on the left (bandits and murderers) and purgatory (demons and sinners) on the right, Domenic has rushed into the privacy of a cave and stripped to his waist for an urgent session of self-mortification, his halo gleaming in the dark.
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"We are there to share the greatest news of all time, which is that sinful people can be saved, and they can be reconciled to God by faith in Jesus who died on the cross to save all sinners," Jeremy Chong, a sophomore at Wheaton College, told the newspaper.
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Having been a part of films such as The Secret Life of Bees and Van Wilder 3, the Atlanta-born starlet has now embarked on the exciting journey of starring in her first-ever TV series, Bounce TV's Saints and Sinners, a show that centers around power, deceit, corruption and murder.
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As Brian Flanagan, associate professor of theology at Marymount University, told Vox, "Bishop Paprocki is entirely qualified to make the judgment that people in same-sex relations who die without 'some signs of repentance' before their death, fall under the Code of Canon Law's definition of 'manifest sinners," said Flanagan.
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A child psychologist who is often consulted by the Los Angeles Police Department, Delaware has no children to tend to here, but he does find a lot of childish grown-ups at the Aura, the former strip joint Brearley and Garrett Burdette whimsically chose for their "Saints and Sinners"-themed party.
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Browsing the works, what I found most impressive is the variety of punishments depicted, each of which is always rendered explicitly: in one vision, skeletal sinners lie on hot iron planks, where demon jailers cut them open with saws and axes; in another, poor souls eat feces as worms gnaw on their flesh.
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Their collaborative efforts spawned "Blinde Pferde," a beautiful, dark web of electronics where Kojey raps lines smattered in brilliant religious imagery like "my past wrongs have been gone, I take judgement from the lips of a prophet, I see a future with you, I see a crowd of sinners," over droning ambience.
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For what it's worth, Netflix issued a statement falling firmly on the agnostic (read: sinners) side of the How Would God Watch debate:Our investors are not as sure of God's intentions for TV, and instead think that Internet TV is a fundamentally better entertainment experience that will gain share for many years.
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Anyways, the EP begins with a song called "Boring Shit" that might be the most definitively Uzi song ever, with a joyous Reading Rainbow sample and lyrical shout-outs to Steven Universe, 808s & Heartbreak, and hentai (anime porn, for those who still have God in their lives and aren't sinners like us weebs).
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And so when, almost 30 years later, he painted the Last Judgment in that same chapel, his fresco "embodied a long-abhorred heresy […] doubting the eternal torment of sinners and the vindictive retributive nature of the Last Judgment," — a "merciful heresy," or what Steinberg calls a Vatican II vision of the Last Judgment.
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The nice side of church, she writes, is the day-to-day goodness, the teenage boy still sweet enough to rest his head on his mother's shoulder during the sermon, the young man who gives an elderly friend a ride, the way the members see themselves as a community of forgiven sinners.
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So while Francis is not exactly flinging open the faith's doors to "sinners," his attempts to decentralize the church and become the "pope of the people" shows the quandary Catholicism is in today—where a fear of progression is at odds with the reality that, without modernization, Catholicism will continue its slow but steady decline.
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Betty asks why, and Hal says this is a town of sinners and her speech at Town Hall about Riverdale doing better reminded him of the promise he made to his mother in the video, to do better than his own father, so he continued the work his grandfather started: the purging of sin.
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Two years ago, he was asked by Channel 4's Cathy Newman on whether he thought homosexual sex was a sin instead of a clear 'yes' or 'no' answer, he said it was not "our views on personal morality that matter," and that to "understand Christianity is to understand that we are all sinners."
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Logue and Mitchell were inspired to make the first Kastle in their native Toronto, in 2013, after seeing a documentary about evangelical Christian Hell houses: fearsome enactments of the punishments that will supposedly befall sinners who engage in homosexuality, suicide, abortion, and so on, which parishioners spend months developing, in order to scare the public straight.
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They all had motive — Drew was bullied after pics of him wearing a diaper leaked, Jenna was humiliated when people found out she was lying about being Kendall Jenner's friend, Paul was extremely religious and thought the rest of the school was filled with sinners — but they also all had alibis during the key moments for each attack.
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"Kentucky Bourbon" / "As Long as There Is Whiskey in the World" / "Three Men Hanging" / "Dead Men and Sinners" / "Until Morale Improves, the Beatings Will Continue" / "That Crown Don't Make You a Prince" / "A Masters in Reverse Psychology" / "Hard World" Spotify | Apple Music With drinkin' often comes one or both of its bastard children: fightin' and fuckin'.
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Erickson's debate opponent, the Christian talk-show host and fervent Trump supporter Janet Parshall, responded by reciting a litany of sinners in chief — from Thomas Jefferson with the out-of-wedlock child he fathered with a slave, to Warren G. Harding with his multiple liaisons, to Richard Nixon with his foul language memorialized on the White House tapes.
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If, as in some religious traditions, purgatory (or a place like it) is where sinners are sent when they aren't quite bad enough for hell and are given the chance to earn their way to heaven, then the El Royale — set on a dividing line between two places, inhabited by people who misbehave in complex ways — is a fairly obvious stand-in for that place.
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WHERE TO START: The surprisingly bouncy breakup jam "Sometimes" A velvet goldmine full of cocksure, cockeyed glam-pop, Dolls of Highland finds 27-year-old Craft with one foot in the swamp and the other dangling over a cabaret stage: The Southern-boogie banger "Eye of a Hurricane" would have given Honky Chateau-era Elton John severe pianists' envy, while "Lady of the Ark" is a sneakily gospel-tinged ode to the sinners.
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WHERE TO START: The piano- and pulse-pounding "Berlin" A velvet goldmine full of cocksure, cockeyed glam-pop, Dolls of Highland finds 27-year-old Craft with one foot in the swamp and the other dangling over a cabaret stage: The Southern-boogie banger "Eye of a Hurricane" would have given Honky Chateau-era Elton John severe pianists' envy, while "Lady of the Ark" is a sneakily gospel-tinged ode to the sinners.
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