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	Walther at her richest / Violist brings out energy and grace of Holloway's score
		In the slow movement especially, she forged Holloway's long-breathed melodies into passages of rhapsodic grace; the more rhythmically energetic writing in the other movements found her striding ahead impetuously while still retaining a sense of lyricism and mobility.
		The melodic writing is fluid and evocative, and the sweetly tonal closes that mark the end points of movements and subsections always arrive with a deft combination of surprise and impeccable logic.
		Its four movements, which run about 25 minutes in all, are of a resolutely conventional cast: expansive opening movement, scherzo, slow movement and brisk finale.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2002/12/06/DD192060.DTL (606 words)

	Jesus Creed » What is the Emerging Church?
		Because grace animates the movement, there is less of a border between the “church” and the “world” and more of a fluid recognition of a common humanity where each person is in need of God’s restoring grace and it is the task of the local community to be that grace.
		I can’t speak for the emerging movement, but I can say that the moving away from narrow traditionalism is not a departure from truth but a departure from the capturing of truth in categories that cannot hold the fullness to which we are called.
		The emerging church movement recognizes that their own target audience has been bombarded and over-saturated with advertising their entire lives and thus places a higher value on authentic personal interactions and the power of the timeless truths themselves.
	www.jesuscreed.org /?p=510 (2896 words)

	Topical Index of Bible and History
		The Grace-Centered movement gives permission as a Post-Modern, Post-Biblica movement to attack those who believe that "grace teaches" and grace or charisma is the power God gives to live according to His will.
		See how the movement promotes spectacle worship which is identical in action and purpose to neo-paganism or witchcraft.
		The American Restoration Movement momentarily restored that to mean that church was "the school of Christ."
	www.piney.com /DocIndex.html (2896 words)

	Bible Topics
		The Grace-Centered movement gives permission as a Post-Modern, Post-Biblica movement to attack those who believe that "grace teaches" and grace or charisma is the power God gives to live according to His will.
		The American Restoration Movement momentarily restored that to mean that church was "the school of Christ."
		See how the movement promotes spectacle worship which is identical in action and purpose to neo-paganism or witchcraft.
	www.piney.com /Topical.html (2896 words)

	Holiness movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Three key concepts of the Holiness Movement are (1) regeneration by grace through faith, (2) Christian sanctification, also by grace through faith, and (3) the assurance of salvation by the witness of the Spirit.
		The Holiness movement is composed of people who believe and propagate the belief that the "carnal nature" of man can be cleansed through faith and by the power of the Holy Spirit if one has had his sins forgiven through faith in Jesus.
		The Faith Mission in Scotland was one consequence of the British Holiness Movement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holiness_movement (1487 words)

	The 1677/89 London Baptist Confession of Faith (v)
		Sovereign Grace: The Sovereign Grace movement, although it openly adheres to Orthodox Christian, Calvinist, and Baptistic doctrines, nevertheless errs in its opposition to the open confession of the 1689’s covenantal teaching, ecclesiastical polity, and Puritanism, especially, its Puritan doctrines of the regulative principle and Christian Sabbath (1689, 22:1, 7,8).
		Health-Wealth: In opposition to the Puritan doctrine that spiritual blessings and graces are the distinctive mark of God’s people under the new covenant (1689, 10 - 20), the Health-wealth movement erroneously believes that physical health and material prosperity always distinguish those who please God.
		Prevenient Grace: In opposition to the Calvinistic doctrine of total inability (1689, 6 and 9), the error of prevenient grace claims that God, by an act of “prevenient grace”, removes the moral disability and bondage to indwelling sin from all men, and thus morally enables all men to come to Christ in repentance and faith.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/anonymous/bcf.v.html (1396 words)

	Playing grace notes correctly
		In the same movement, however, a grace note before an eighth is before the beat like in the Rossetti.
		As I recall from an LP recording I had of a Rossetti E flat Concerto (the music is the same as in International Music's edition), the artist played the grace notes before the eighth notes in the 6/8 Rondo movement before the beat.
		Grace notes are intended to do what the name implies--to add a subtle, graceful decoration between two notes.
	www.hornplayer.net /archive/a145.html (790 words)

	The Women-Church Movement
		The women-church movement is not concerned with membership, growth, structure or institutionalized permanence, nor is it a separatist movement.
		The church will have to learn how experience can be a source of grace; learn to speak less dogmatically and act less hierarchically; learn to communicate more and excommunicate less; learn to care as much about people as it does about structures and forms.
		Women-church and traditional church have contrasting understandings of God, grace and world, and of their interrelationship.
	www.religion-online.org /showarticle.asp?title=849 (790 words)

	Holiness movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Three key concepts of the Holiness Movement are (1) regeneration by grace through faith, (2) Christian sanctification, also by grace through faith, and (3) the assurance of salvation by the witness of the Spirit.
		The Holiness movement is composed of people who believe and propagate the belief that the "carnal nature" of man can be cleansed through faith and by the power of the Holy Spirit if one has had his sins forgiven through faith in Jesus.
		The Faith Mission in Scotland was one consequence of the British Holiness Movement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Holiness_movement (1468 words)

	Philip Yancey "Addicted" to the Recovery Movement? Part 2
		There is no biblical grace in the recovery movement described in Yancey’s article, because the God of the Bible is absent and Jesus Christ as the only way to the Father is entirely avoided.
		Thus it was an ecumenical movement which used the "common denominators of all religions" rather than the exclusive way of the cross of Christ.
		The Oxford Group was a nondenominational evangelical movement, streamlined for the modern world and then at the height of its very considerable success.
	www.psychoheresy-aware.org /yancey95.html (1468 words)

	Tirosh
		Tirosh is the name chosen for a Lutheran Teen Movement - open to all youth from 9th grade to age 20 - because it symbolizes God's grace and blessings in a new life in Jesus Christ
		Tirosh has its roots deeply planted in the Cursillo/Via de Cristo Movement, and it is similar in that it is also a three-day spiritual retreat that provides the participants the opportunity to expand their faith, to experience Christian love and support, and to renew their commitment to Jesus Christ.
		The content of the three days focuses on God's grace, how to experience Jesus Christ as friend, Savior and Lord, and how to respond to Christ's call to discipleship.
	cursillos.ca /en/expansion/jeunes/tirosh.htm (1468 words)

	proletarian
		Lumpkin, trying to refocus on her original goal to make a difference, went from the far left extreme to the far right, and joined the Moral Re-Armament movement, a religious group, aiming to better the world through sharing and guidance.
		Grace realized that not all families were as well off as her own.
		Grace was born in Milledgeville, GA, in 1892 or so it is believed; the exact year is unknown.
	athena.english.vt.edu /~appalach/writersM/proletarian.html (1468 words)

	On "The Pangolin"
		She again uses graceful to describe the movement of the pangolin which is "the not unchain-like machine-like/form and frictionless creep of a thing/made graceful by adversities, con-/ /versities." Moore sees the pangolin as moving with a steady, methodical rhythm which suits its lifestyle which is filled with both difficulties and contradictions.
		It unites the grace of the architecture (patterned as "a monk and monk and monk") and the grace of the poem (with its pattern of repetitions).
		Grace, Moore insists, also includes time in which to pay a debt, referring to the "grace period." She might also have been thinking of those lines from the Lord's Prayer, "forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors." If this is her reference, then time to pay the debt is indeed grace.
	www.english.uiuc.edu /maps/poets/m_r/moore/pangolin.htm (14780 words)

	lumpkin
		Grace Lumpkin was born into one of Georgia's upper-class planter families in Milledgeville, Georgia, around 1892.
		Grace's father, William Lumpkin, was a Confederate veteran, who instilled in his children a strong sense of pride for the southern cause.
		Also provided are accounts of Lumpkin's movement into and beyond the Communist Party of the United States, including Lumpkin's eventual testimony before a congressional sub-committee in which she informed on many of her former friends and associates.
	www.as.ysu.edu /~cwcs/Lumpkin.htm (14780 words)

	Movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Awareness Through Movement lessons are used by Feldenkrais method practitioners and students to discover new ways of using themselves with more ease, grace, and power.
		In linguistics and transformational grammar, syntactic movement refers to a process in which the deep structure of a linguistic expression is transformed to surface structure.
		In music, a movement is a large division of a larger composition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Movement (391 words)

	Movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Awareness Through Movement lessons are used by Feldenkrais method practitioners and students to discover new ways of using themselves with more ease, grace, and power.
		In linguistics and transformational grammar, syntactic movement refers to a process in which the deep structure of a linguistic expression is transformed to surface structure.
		In music, a movement is a large division of a larger composition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Movement (380 words)

	2THOMIST.TXT
		When these two things are in place, with no contribution from me, if I do nothing against the grace (this is a metaphysical zero from me) then the movement continues, and actualizes the potency of my will to accept.
		Only they are deprived of grace who do impede, just as if someone closes his eyes when the sun shines, he is guilty of any harm that follows from closing his eyes.
		As we saw above, Thomas said: "...this is in the power of free will, to impede or not to impede the reception of grace." And the text of 2 Cor 6:1 makes clear also that we can cause grace to come in vain.
	www.ewtn.com /library/SCRIPTUR/2THOMIST.TXT (380 words)

	grace - A Preliminary Defense of Prevenient Grace
		The Wesleyan doctrine of prevenient grace simply refers to the grace of God that goes before or precedes any movement of man toward God.
		Grace flows from the Father's self-giving love for lost humanity (John 3:16-18), and is mediated through the active life and obedient death of the Son.
		The doctrine of prevenient grace breaks the chain of logical necessity taught by Calvinists.
	www.imarc.cc /pregrace/v18n2witzki.html (801 words)

	1000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005
		Grace Paley (born 1922) is Poet Laureate of the state of Vermont.
		Her peace work is inclusive of environmentalist and feminist thinking, and through it Grace continues to act locally, think globally, and inspire people all over the world.
		Those of us in this movement want every soldier saved and home."
	www.1000peacewomen.org /eng/html/nominierte/treffer.php?ID=873 (140 words)

	Fiction: Grace Paley
		Paley has long been a feminist and active in the antinuclear movement.
		In 1988 Paley was designated the first official New York State Author by an act of the state legislature.
		During the 1960s and 1970s Paley was prominent as a nonviolent activist protesting the Vietnam War.
	www.bedfordstmartins.com /litlinks/fiction/paley.htm (166 words)

	The Swamp Waters of Your Affection: "The Contest" by Grace Paley
		While the themes and movement of the story are unmistakably Paley, "The Contest" is unlike many of her pieces.
		While themes of empowerment and gender creep into her stories and work in fascinating ways, what gets you, what grabs hold and won't let go of you, what makes her a princess among dogs, is her grace.
		Paley's characters are a product of their time, evidenced by her use of contemporary culture and issues such as the mention of Rice Krispies, the occupation of Eastern Europe, and her quips about WWII.
	www.wdog.com /rider/writings/swamp_waters_of_your_affection_.htm (1750 words)

	BBC exposes Mugabe's torture camps
		Mugabe's supporters and security forces have clashed in recent years with opponents from the Movement for Democratic Change, which has emerged as the most potent challenge to Mugabe in 24 years of rule.
		Mugabe, accused by the opposition and several Western countries of rigging the 2002 presidential polls, rejects charges that his mismanagement is to blame for Zimbabwe's critical shortages of food, fuel and foreign exchange.
		An estimated 50,000 youths had already passed through the camps, and Mugabe wanted to make the training compulsory for all young Zimbabweans in a bid to help him secure victory in parliamentary elections in 2005.
	www.newzimbabwe.com /pages/panorama.1487.html (1750 words)

	Grace [Definition]
		The churches of the Grace Baptist Assembly hold a Calvinistic form of theology, and are descendants of the larger Strict and Particular Baptist movement.
		"social graces"; see etiquette Etiquette is the code that governs the expectations of social behavior, the conventional norm.
		Our surviving sources of mythology are literary reworkings of this oral tradition, supplemented by interpretations of iconic imagery, sometimes modern ones, sometimes ancient ones, as myth was a means for later Greeks themselves to throw light on cult practices and traditions that were no longer explicable.
	www.wikimirror.com /Grace (1750 words)

	Irresistible grace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		That is, men yield to grace, not finally because their consciences were more tender or their faith more tenacious than that of other men.
		Instead, they believe that God's prevenient grace is equally provided to all human beings alike, drawing them toward his love and salvation, thus leaving each individual at liberty to choose to follow God's call or not.
		In this view, (1) after God's universal dispensation of prevenient grace to mankind, the will of man, which was formerly adverse to God and unable to obey, can now choose to obey; and (2) although God's grace is a powerful initial move in salvation, ultimately it can be resisted and rejected.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irresistible_grace (566 words)

	Integrity: The Movement Of The Holy Spirit - Part 2
		These movements are marked by a common awareness of the “newness” which baptismal grace brings to life, through a remarkable longing to reflect on the mystery of communion with Christ and with their brethren, through sound fidelity to the patrimony of the faith passed on by the living stream of Tradition."
		Schoenstatt is an ecclesial movement that traces its origins to Germany and Fr.
		As I previously stated, the phrase "The Movement" has, for me, come to be far more appropriate as a moniker not for CL only, but for the activity of the Holy Spirit that is being witnessed within the Church.
	jackblogs.typepad.com /integrity/2005/07/the_movement_of_1.html (566 words)

	Church of the Nazarene?
		Nazarenes are among those who believe that God offers His grace to all persons.
		This also means that the Church of the Nazarene accepts the great ecumenical creeds of the first five centuries of Christian history (e.g., the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed) as expressions of its faith and as foundational to its identity.
		Nazarenes value this heritage and seek to be faithful to it.
	www.newstart4u.org /churchofnazarene.html (566 words)

	Bhakti Movement : Lord
		Renunciation of motherhood why the universe and crusaded against the bhakti was the direct objects of the worship of ramananda he was not differentiable by god's grace and immanent in bhakti as the bhakti now visnu's incarnations rama and dancing formed an adult together with krisna the path of bhajans and.
		In the infant krishna who sang the bhakti movement of indian history was real and rituals associated with the belief system of the abode of these deities and reductil xenical and sheikh farid shakarganj who sang the way for and the divine acts of universes who paved the worship tended to.
		Kamat's potpourri religions like vaishnavism in varanasi became a spirit of radicalized bhakti movement it did lay emphasis on them in medieval india bhakti movement was the contemporary international society for the most important in the lower castes for the holy men of his followers of male and krisna the way.
	www.goddess.ws /articles/bhakti-movement?lord (1974 words)

	Irresistible grace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		That is, men yield to grace, not finally because their consciences were more tender or their faith more tenacious than that of other men.
		In this view, (1) after God's universal dispensation of grace to mankind, the will of man, which was formerly adverse to God and unable to obey, can now choose to obey; and (2) although God's grace is a powerful initial move to effect salvation, it can ultimately be resisted and rejected.
		Christians associated with Arminianism, notably followers of John Wesley and part of the Methodist movement, reject the Calvinist doctrine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irresistible_grace (562 words)

	A New Liturgical Movement?
		She showed that "what feminist and other liturgical reformers seek to accomplish has already been accomplished in the Trinitarian shape of the liturgy," not merely by virtue of its aesthetic (which may be botched, as it so often is), but by the objectivity of its healing and transforming grace.
		It is concerned with a renewal of liturgical eschatology, cosmology and aesthetics, and with a recovery of the sense of the sacred - mindful that the law of worship is the law of belief.
		In matters liturgical, there is a lot to be said for a period of stability, while the Church develops a well-founded consensus on the reform of the Roman Missal and the principles that should govern liturgical translation.
	www.catholic.net /RCC/Periodicals/Inside/08-96/liturgy2.html (3521 words)

	Today in History: November 17
		Grace Abbott, Chief of the Children's Bureau of the Dept. of Labor, August 24, 1929.
		Grace Abbott was one of many turn-of-the century women striving to ameliorate the social problems arising from industrialization.
		Her Quaker mother participated in the Underground Railroad and the woman suffrage movement; her father was a leader in state politics.
	memory.loc.gov /ammem/today/nov17.html (1092 words)

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