celibacy in A Sentence

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Second, I'm not in agreement with allowing optional Celibacy.”.

Private parties, wedding parties, birthdays and bachelorette parties and Celibacy.

Virashaivism did not glorify Celibacy nor did it ever condemn marriage.

The Church readily acknowledges that mandatory Celibacy was not always the rule.

It showed that Celibacy couldn't be policed and was not always followed.

Maisuradze Roman did not take a vow of Celibacy, and therefore married a Christian.

In the the U.S., the Celibacy question is easily mapped onto a familiar divide.

Celibacy, in fact, is not a doctrine of the Church, but merely a discipline;

To make his father happy and for his sake, Devavrata pursued Celibacy for life-long.

I sometimes fasted for two months at a time, and I observed Celibacy for decades.

The special thing is that to become a Mahavira, one has to follow Celibacy for 40 days.

In addition, Jesus said that Celibacy is a personal choice, neither condemning it nor praising it above marriage and childbearing(Matthew 19:12).

His whole presentation of Celibacy and marriage shows balance and restraint. He does not make it a matter of faithfulness or unfaithfulness.

Given Christianity's origins within first-century Palestinian Judaism, it was hardly a given that the new religion would develop a high regard for Celibacy.

I write this day with a most heavy heart, having indisputable proof that, rather than observe your vows of Celibacy, you fornicate almost daily.

Among them were teachings on purgatory, the Celibacy of priests and nuns, transubstantiation, confirmation, confession, prohibition of foods, indulgences, and prayers to the“ saints.”.

Nevertheless, though not yet mandatory, the Apostolic Church clearly preferred Celibacy for the clergy(see Matthew 19:12 and The First Letter to the Corinthians 7:32, 38).

They say that they are protecting their deity in accordance with an age-old belief that women of a menstruating age are a threat to his Celibacy.

Greer argued that women should get to know and come to accept their own bodies, taste their own menstrual blood, and give up Celibacy and monogamy.

Before beginning the multi-day walk through the mountain jungles to get to Sabarimala, the pilgrims prepare themselves with 41 days of rigorous fasting, Celibacy, meditation and prayer.

The New Catholic Encyclopedia concedes that“ the law of Celibacy is of ecclesiastical origin” and that“ ministers of the N[ ew] T[ estament] were not obliged to Celibacy.”.

And this was to emphasize the need for monks to follow strict Celibacy, because to achieve enlightenment in this lifetime requires practice with a consort at least once.

Media coverage of this event has emphasized its more controversial debates- such as the possibility of easing Celibacy requirements in the rural Amazon, where priests are in extremely short supply.

Paul, in his first letter to the Corinthians, recommends Celibacy for women:"To the unmarried and the widows I say that it is well for them to remain single as I do.

After years of sworn Celibacy, and many failed relationships, she is now happily married, and willing to help other women and men with pieces of advice based on her own experience.

Buddhist monks, unlike other monks of that period, are not allowed to wander naked for fear they would attract women with their charms, believed to be enhanced because of their chastity and Celibacy.

In addition to conducting satsangs and Gnan Vidhis India and abroad, Pujya Deepakbhai guides many young men and women who have chosen the path of Celibacy and to serve in Param Pujya Dadashri's mission.

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celibacy in A Sentence

Continue reading“Celibacy: Scientific Analysis”».

The English word Celibacy is not very good.

Celibacy: Scientific Analysis.

Second, I'm not in agreement with allowing optional Celibacy.”.

Private parties, wedding parties, birthdays and bachelorette parties and Celibacy.

Virashaivism did not glorify Celibacy nor did it ever condemn marriage.

The Church readily acknowledges that mandatory Celibacy was not always the rule.

It showed that Celibacy couldn't be policed and was not always followed.

Maisuradze Roman did not take a vow of Celibacy, and therefore married a Christian.

In the the U.S., the Celibacy question is easily mapped onto a familiar divide.

Celibacy, in fact, is not a doctrine of the Church, but merely a discipline;

To make his father happy and for his sake, Devavrata pursued Celibacy for life-long.

I sometimes fasted for two months at a time, and I observed Celibacy for decades.

The special thing is that to become a Mahavira, one has to follow Celibacy for 40 days.

In addition, Jesus said that Celibacy is a personal choice, neither condemning it nor praising it above marriage and childbearing(Matthew 19:12).

His whole presentation of Celibacy and marriage shows balance and restraint. He does not make it a matter of faithfulness or unfaithfulness.

Given Christianity's origins within first-century Palestinian Judaism, it was hardly a given that the new religion would develop a high regard for Celibacy.

I write this day with a most heavy heart, having indisputable proof that, rather than observe your vows of Celibacy, you fornicate almost daily.

Among them were teachings on purgatory, the Celibacy of priests and nuns, transubstantiation, confirmation, confession, prohibition of foods, indulgences, and prayers to the“ saints.”.

Nevertheless, though not yet mandatory, the Apostolic Church clearly preferred Celibacy for the clergy(see Matthew 19:12 and The First Letter to the Corinthians 7:32, 38).

They say that they are protecting their deity in accordance with an age-old belief that women of a menstruating age are a threat to his Celibacy.

Greer argued that women should get to know and come to accept their own bodies, taste their own menstrual blood, and give up Celibacy and monogamy.

Before beginning the multi-day walk through the mountain jungles to get to Sabarimala, the pilgrims prepare themselves with 41 days of rigorous fasting, Celibacy, meditation and prayer.

The New Catholic Encyclopedia concedes that“ the law of Celibacy is of ecclesiastical origin” and that“ ministers of the N[ ew] T[ estament] were not obliged to Celibacy.”.

And this was to emphasize the need for monks to follow strict Celibacy, because to achieve enlightenment in this lifetime requires practice with a consort at least once.

Media coverage of this event has emphasized its more controversial debates- such as the possibility of easing Celibacy requirements in the rural Amazon, where priests are in extremely short supply.

Paul, in his first letter to the Corinthians, recommends Celibacy for women:"To the unmarried and the widows I say that it is well for them to remain single as I do.

After years of sworn Celibacy, and many failed relationships, she is now happily married, and willing to help other women and men with pieces of advice based on her own experience.

Buddhist monks, unlike other monks of that period, are not allowed to wander naked for fear they would attract women with their charms, believed to be enhanced because of their chastity and Celibacy.

In addition to conducting satsangs and Gnan Vidhis India and abroad, Pujya Deepakbhai guides many young men and women who have chosen the path of Celibacy and to serve in Param Pujya Dadashri's mission.

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