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...s in a time when persecution was common, arguing that Christians should be judged like any other person, on the basis of their actions. They also aimed to re

...Judgment Will Take Place for those who have rejected Christ. They will be judged for their sin and consigned to eternal punishment in a punishing lake of fi

...o him he himself must be the judge of all those beneath him, and he can be judged only by Messiah who has chosen him, elevated him and placed him at the head

...homosexuality that God destroyed the cities of [[Sodom and Gomorrah]]. God judged them that we might learn from their end. Homosexuality is not a disease or

After death, Zoroastrians believe that the soul is judged. If the person's deeds were more often good than bad, then the sould goes t

...I mean not your own conscience, but the other man's; for why is my freedom judged by another's conscience?" (NASB). Paul is saying that if you are with someo

...t purgatory is reserved for the elect. These individuals have already been judged and deemed sufficient, though certainly not proficient, for salvation. In t

...at he just did or said. This is not something that Peter should be harshly judged on, rather it shows his own faith journey and humanity.

Calvin's consent to Michael Servetus' death must be judged according to the prevailing wisdom of the day, and not by more progressive

The name Jehovah has been judged by translators to be unacceptable transliteration of Yahweh. This name aros

...s, nor can I simply agree with Flew’s or Hume’s positions."20 Dr. Flew was judged to have retreated into philosophical sophistry while evading a whole host o

...-line provides a standard reference point against which our conduct can be judged ([[Amos 7:7]] - [[Amos 7:8]], [[Isaiah 28:17]])

...e, and affording evidence that Gurnall was a tolerably good Latin scholar. Judged by the standard of modern times the matter of these letters is not much to

...n, and criticized the Bible with the freedom habitual to him. The books he judged according as they appealed to his own subjective nature, or according to hi