Scripture used in a sentence

Scripture in a sentence as a noun

So it seems to me that postmodernist culture is most responsible for the sudden downfall of that scripture.

This is the main philosophy of the Hindu scripture the Bhagavad Gita which says :"Your right is only to work, and never to its fruits.

Local Christian congregations donate copies of the Christian scripture to be given free of charge to those prisoners desirous of them.

Hard to take too seriously any OO fundamentalism from someone who cites the Gang of Four patterns as if they were sacred scripture.

Christianity has a lot of fanfiction, and large chunks of it have been merged with the canonical scripture in the popular imagination.

Should religious institutions be able to use Biblical scripture to argue that implied in any residential lease is a warranty that the landlord will have running water, etc?

For this reason I cannot bring myself to write any tool of potential enlightenment off, no matter what the behaviour of the average user, or if it comes in the form of scripture or white powder.

But among the things many religions - including Avraamic ones most common in Western world - disapprove, directly in their scripture and in many other sources - is divination, fortune telling and seeking omens.

It features no overarching religious motif, though it is common for various aspects of folk religion to manifest as ancillary rituals - folk religions that lack any form of organization and scripture, mind you.

If there are contradictions in the scriptures of the various religions in the world, then perhaps the creationists "interpretation of that scripture is wrong".The following quote comes to mind:“I contend we are both atheists, I just believe in one less god than you do.

Too hard to think of ourselves as part of quantum mechanics, because that thing I see there on the measuring device must be the reality, damn it, and what the **** do you mean I've just entangled myself and the device along with the system?Or maybe just tradition and accepting the "scripture" coming from the established authority.