| Our Judeo-Christian roots provide us with the notion of charity and hospitality towards those who are suffering. |
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| Eve's deception by the serpent has been used to justify the subjugation of women in the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| This time they look not to Judeo-Christian lore, but to Nietzsche and existentialism. |
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| The themes will be on Formation to Dialogue in the Franciscan Charism, Ecumenical, Islamic-Christian, and Judeo-Christian Dialogue. |
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| Our bedrock Judeo-Christian values are being undermined by secular modernity, it would seem. |
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| The unsaid fact, of course, is that her search must be a Judeo-Christian one. |
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| The idea that everybody can be saved if they repent and believe is an idea that comes from our Judeo-Christian culture, not Science. |
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| It is not only in the Judeo-Christian religions that this imperative sense of oneness with the rest of creation is manifest. |
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| It was obliged to divest itself of a recently acquired Judeo-Christian identity to open to a new reality. |
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| The Judeo-Christian heritage with its Old Testament stories about the way the world was created was an attempt to make sense of an infinity our brains aren't equipped to understand. |
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| In addition, the issue of our values and their historical and cultural roots, from Greco-Roman history to Judeo-Christian traditions, to the establishment of the secular and liberal State, must be re-examined and reaffirmed. |
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| Many people are in the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| It is not only Judeo-Christian doctrine that holds this belief. |
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| Our Judeo-Christian tradition has made us a people of solidarity and charity, we know how to show mutual help and we are able to forgive with the help of God. |
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| It's not for nothing that they call our heritage Judeo-Christian. |
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| If the witness does not belong to a Judeo-Christian religion, she can take the oath according to her own religious convictions. |
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| There are several levels of dubiety within the general concept of apocryphal works in Judeo-Christian biblical writings. |
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| In their zeal to protect the Judeo-Christian legacy, they are ready to forsake what is most important in that legacy. |
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| Indeed, almost all of the great names of modernism in the scientific and philosophic realms stem from the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| The Dionysiac is an ever-present possibility for any search for the spiritual after the death of the Judeo-Christian God. |
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| Judeo-Christian tradition cautions against self-promotion. |
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| This is a country built on Judeo-Christian values. |
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| We almost want to give him communion without confession, as people used to say when I was young and folks still used those expressions derived from our Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| Unless one has a grounding for the willful selection of evil in one's agathokakological perspective, no sense can be made of the traditional concept of evil as it appears in the Judeo-Christian moral tradition. |
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| Rather, it is and historically has been their obligation to adjust to the Eurocentric Judeo-Christian national character and become Americans. |
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| LifeLine was founded on Judeo-Christian principles that include helping others. |
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| Regardless of James Bond's popularity, Americans generally view spying and stealing as unethical due to their Judeo-Christian ethics. |
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| The Task Force report is a blend of modern bureaucratese and the old Judeo-Christian tradition of the jeremiad. |
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| Those of us who live by the Judeo-Christian ethic, which this country was founded on, are really nonviolent. |
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| Compassion is, after all, a central value of the Judeo-Christian ethic. |
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| If there is any analogy for our predicament, it is the story of the Tower of Babel, but of course the analogy is not understood outside the dwindling Judeo-Christian remnant. |
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| Thomas University embraces students of all faiths and remains dedicated to fostering the finer moral and ethical values that define the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| He had attempted a synthesis of all that was best in the Hindu, Buddhist, Judeo-Christian, and Muhammadan religions and called his movement Synthesis Unlimted. |
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| The Judeo-Christian tradition and the romantic tradition inspired by the German philosophers and poets have greatly shaped Europeans' views on the sacredness of life and nature. |
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| Pranayama, or breathing techniques, dovetail with the emphasis on breath that permeates the Judeo-Christian tradition. |
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| Our vigilance with respect to sectarian aberrations and our combat against them are aspects of this political attitude, which unites in a single combat the philosophy of the age of Enlightenment and Judeo-Christian thought. |
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| Girard explicitly acknowledged that his thesis did not derive from his own uncommon perceptiveness, but that it came from Judeo-Christian revelation. |
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| Bonfim, an iconic location of Afro-Catholic practice, is syncretized with the supreme Candomble deity, Oxala, a trope for the Judeo-Christian God. |
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