How To Use Born-again christian In A Sentence
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In fact, I've heard that the number of real born-again Christians may be less than half a percent.
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After all, fanatic ayatollahs and born-again Christians eager for the Rapture set no encouraging example.
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January 24th, 2010 at 3: 18 pm tombaker says: drhunt savegely and baselessly disses an Annapolis-Graduated Nuclear Scientist and born-again Christian President. proving that righties are all amoral, godless nihilists.
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So, Sue asked the DUP councillor, could Katrina have been a divine judgement on born-again Christians?
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The couple, both born-again Christians, chose the ceremony format, music and minister - understood to be Presbyterian.
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In the pages leading up to the novel's climax, both Cameron Williams and Chloe Stole, the most skeptical and secular of the book's protagonists, embrace Christ and become born-again Christians.
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After all, fanatic ayatollahs and born-again Christians eager for the Rapture set no encouraging example.
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The couple, both born-again Christians, chose the ceremony format, music and minister - understood to be Presbyterian.
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If you're a born-again Christian, but your battery has gone down, it can be recharged, renewed, revived… today.
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Protestant fundamentalists believe that shortly before the end, all the born-again Christians with true faith will be snatched up to heaven; they call this Rapture.
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The born-again Christian experience and the corporate experience both nauseate me.
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Protestant fundamentalists believe that shortly before the end, all the born-again Christians with true faith will be snatched up to heaven, and they call this Rapture.
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One example of this failure is the fact that most Americans, including a majority of born-again Christians, don't believe that Satan is real.
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Sarah Palin is a dangerous theocrat who would be a great VP for all of us if we were all born-again Christians with tightass reading tastes.
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So, Sue asked the DUP councillor, could Katrina have been a divine judgement on born-again Christians?
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Thus born-again Christians and mainstream believers alike affirm both a spiritual identity and a religious identity.
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Cliff Richard is a born-again Christian.
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Born-again Christian" is a self-designation with which most of us have become familiar, but what many of those who so classify themselves actually worship is a born-again Christ.
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First in the dock was Kaing Guek Eav, also known as Comrade Duch, a former mathematics teacher turned born-again Christian who is accused of overseeing S-21.
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Holyfield, who professed to be a born-again Christian, thanked God in his postfight news conference.
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The survey leaves all sorts of questions unanswered - not least why born-again Christians should score highly when many would say they are the same people as Evangelicals.
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Could it be that we so-called born-again Christians are not as free as we think or perhaps not genuinely born anew?
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At the heart of the plot is a core of born-again Christians who form a resistance movement against the ultimate arch-enemy, Satan.
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Even in a state like Iowa, where roughly half of Republican caucus-goers identify themselves as born-again Christians, Mr Romney is leading in some polls because the right-wing vote is so fractured.
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Cliff Richard is a born-again Christian.
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How would you say a person really shows that he is a truly born-again Christian?
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I had been a born-again Christian for less than six months, but I knew I never wanted to be like this self-righteous, mean-spirited pastor.
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He was a born-again Christian and he was the choirmaster in his church and that is considered to be very, very important in Kenya: if you're a choirmaster you're a respectable person in the community.
