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No you are happy; you live from day to day and yet you cannot be a very young ego, your eyes are too wise you have had many incarnations. It is merely that in this one life the note of awakening has not yet been struck. You certainly must have needed sleep." "Many lives? You believe in that theory?" She was not accustomed to discuss unorthodox subjects. She was interested.
In baiting a rat trap, you have to use real cheese because an imitation won't work. Of course, MacMaine thought to himself, you can always poison the cheese, but let's not carry the analogy too far. All right, then. How to hit the traps? It took him half an hour to devise a completely wacky and unorthodox way of hitting the holes in the enemy advance.
I am afraid you will be shocked at these unorthodox opinions, and consider me a dangerous acquaintance, but I can assure you that I am generally considered a truthful person Fortunately these stern tests to my veracity do not occur every day." Philippa laughed. "I am not afraid," she said. At this moment Mrs. Palling reappeared. "Didn't I say that were true?" she announced triumphantly.
Preconceived notions must go by the board. You are after results; and if you get them, do not mind the feminines of your household lifting the hands of horror over the unorthodox means.
Pauls Epistles, in which he showed the cloven hoof. It contained an annihilating criticism of the doctrine of the Atonement, an explicit rejection of original sin, and a rationalistic discussion of the question of Gods existence. But this and some other unorthodox works of liberal theologians attracted little public attention, though their authors had to endure petty persecution.
However, one winter the Emperor invited Arius and his friend Euzoius to Constantinople, where they laid before him a short and simple confession of their faith. It said nothing of the disputed points, but was not unorthodox as far as it went. Nor were they bishops, that the Nicene creed should be forced upon them.
Lower down the Virgin stands on clouds, with hands joined, and attired in a white tunic embroidered with gold, a blue mantle lined with red, and, which is quite singular and unorthodox, black shoes.
"Not exactly that," he said, coloring and laughing, "but certainly it is rather amazing when one hears it for the first time. I daresay I shall come to believe it too. So far as I can see, you are about as unorthodox as I am." "I have times of relapse," she said. "Then I think we are being tempted like the first Adam and Eve. They were commanded to multiply and reign.
Now let us make the arrangements." He settled down for a quick, comprehensive, detailed plan. In careful consultation with Haney, Joe worked it out. The all-important point was that the Major's part was to be done in completely unorthodox fashion. He would take measures to mesh his actions with those of Mike, the Chief, Haney, and Joe.
And it is a new and very important thought to me, that Rome's scheme of this world, rather than of the next, forms her chief allurement. But as for that flesh and spirit question, or the apostolic succession one either; all you seem to me, as a looker on, to have logically proved, is that Protestants, orthodox and unorthodox, must be a little more scientific and careful in their use of the terms.
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