- The
Immutability or
Unchangeability of God is an
attribute that "God is
unchanging in his character, will, and
covenant promises." The
Westminster Shorter...
-
Western scholars set
aside doctrines of its divinity, perfection,
unchangeability, etc.
accepted by
Muslim Islamic scholars; but also in the
sense of...
- Cook, who set
aside doctrines of the Quran's divinity, perfection,
unchangeability, etc.,
accepted by
Muslim scholars, and
instead investigate the Quran's...
-
inferred from the
History section.
Based on
state register data,
which is
unchangeable and
inherited from the family. A
married women is also
registered to...
- An
immutable characteristic is any
physical attribute perceived as
unchangeable,
entrenched and innate. The term is
often used to
describe segments of...
- completely,
after which he
would treat the new view as if it was just as
unchangeable.
Lenin showed no sign of
sadism or of
personally desiring to
commit violent...
-
religious law and
tradition which, in
their opinion, is
binding and
unchangeable. They
consider all
other expressions of Judaism, including, sometimes...
- to change; but on the
nature of God and the
nature of man, and
their unchangeable relation to each other" (Wesley's Sermons, Vol. I,
Sermon 25). In keeping...
- in that he felt the
condition of the
latter was
largely ingrained and
unchangeable. The term
pedophilia became the
generally accepted term for the condition...
- parent) was conceived. This view does not
simply hold that
history is an
unchangeable constant, but that any
change made by a
hypothetical ****ure time traveller...
