... today something very flawed in the political system, an opposing viewpoint may help them come to a ...

... accomplishing a great many good deeds which may serve to balance its evil ones. A rna jor problem in deciding ...

... for his input on Mayo's appointment to Tampico. Fletcher responded, "What may happen may never have ...

... "with_a view to "taking such action as may be necessary to enforce due respect to the nation's flag. "[64 ...

... , to aid in ' composing those differences so far as I may be able, that the new order, which will have ...

... ," the President said. "I hope they may be success fu 1. In any event we shall deem it our duty to help ...

... , can never seem to perhaps because even though the stories may be the meaning was the same. of present ...

... feelings prayed that some day I may be able to make a difference in these peopl~'s lives. Of course I was ...

... a friend after see if you feel Steve or Mike or do you feel God? This may seem to be a simple ...

... her as a simple person. Is it possible that we may be trying too hard to experience God in our daily ...

... , and to a Rgreater power", such as God. phenomenon may be either gradual or sudden. This James (1961 ...

... save them, persons may undergo religious conversion'. Oates (1971) contends that sudden religious ...

... previous theories presented, this galvanization of ideas may be the result of shock, near death experience ...

... fate. In order to satisfy this ne~d, converts may choose Jesus Christ. ~s of religious conversion ...

... , however lowly, they may be, home".l "al~ poor or weak because each has a home, or rather a sense of 2 The ...

... structure which may account f~llaheen's for the social stagnation. This point has been articulated by Henry ...

... popular time for squandering savings. When hard times hit, there may be no means of supporting one's ...

... it expands.These kinds of opportunities may be a ray of hope especially to those rural migrant ...

... this angel may well be a communication satellite. From this interpreta.tion, then, God is giving His ...

... touched by this message may have the genuine opportunity honest choice (191). Broadcasters are not ...

... vehicle for using God's name for their own personal advancement. Although Owens' argument may be ...

... : Religion And Media. Herder and Herder, 1969. May, Herbert G., and Bruce M. Metzger, eds. Annotated Bible ...

... casting their sin onto others through projecticin and scapegoating. suffer, They themselves may not but ...

... evilness. ~he fault, however~ may not be so much that she hated life ~s that she" hates Cathy, now Kate ...

... idealized terms. How then, . did sin enter into their paradisa1 state? we may wonder, Augustine insists that ...

... , withoutsin'because'they are unwilling to suffer the discomfort of significant self-examination. Unpl~a~~nt th6ugh it may ...

... , But of this tr~e we may not taste nQr tou~h; God so commanded, and left that command .. ( P L, 251 ...

... ) Eve is surprised to ind that the serpent can speak to her. She says: What may this mean?, Language of ...

... perhaps, A thing not undesirable, sometime Superior-for, inferior, who is free? This may be well: And ...

... advantage, or avoid its possible I 5 I dreary outcome. Eve, then decides to seek out Adam so that he may ...