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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GIVE OFFENCE»
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1
Life and Writings of Juán de Valdés: Otherwise Valdesso, ...
Then I have learned from Holy Scripture that God gives offence and is offended ;
that God's saints give offence and are offended ; that the world's saints (that is to
say, pseudo-saints, those whom men of the world accept as such) give offence ...
Benjamin Barron Wiffen,
1865
2
The Duty of Not Giving
Offence: A Sermon Preach'd August 1. ...
And, if we muft endeavour not to give Offence, that our Minijiry, in the ftrideft
Senfe, be not blam'd, much more then muft we avoid it, if our holy Faith can in any
wife fuffer by our blameable Actions. This is that Faith of which fuch excellent
things ...
3
The Hopkinsian Magazine
And not only must right preaching give offence to some sinners, but it must give
offence to all sinners. And it must not only give offence to every sinner at some
times, but it must give offence to every sinner at all times. Pot, whenever the
sinner ...
4
Free thoughts on protestant matters
The rule is found in the book of instruction, and is as follows :—“ He ” (that is,
each policeman who enters the force) “ shall, while in the service, refrain from
making use of any expression, political or religious, calculated to give offence.
5
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... offence upset feelings take offence (at sth) • cause/give offence (to sb) • intend/
mean no offence • grave offence offence, us usually offense /a'fenrs/ noun crime©
1 O [C] an illegal act; a crime: a serious/minor offence O a criminal/drink-driving ...
6
House of Commons Papers
And you never did any thing that was calculated to give offence ? — It might give
offence, but it was not with the intention of giving offence ; my endeavour was to
keep peace and quietness in the country. 5720. Did nothing else occur that was ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1835
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Free Enquiry, Mutual Deliberation, and Liberty of ...
Did not his apostles give offence ? And who were ostended more than the Jews :
especially their rulers and teachers ? Did not the primitive Christians give
ofsence i' As likewise the Waldtnjts and Alligenfes, those sirst reformers from
Popery ...
8
Communications for the Members of the Israelite Church, ...
I charge all preachers that they bring nothing forward that will give offence to
either Jew or Gentile, and that they prove from the Scriptures that which they
bring forward. Question. — Why is no offence to be given to either Jew or Gentile
?
9
A general history and collection of voyages and travels, ...
It has been hinted to us, as if publishing this journal would give offence to some
persons of distinction. We can't conceive how any transactions relating to the
Wager, although made ever so public, can give offence to any great man at home
.
General history, Robert Kerr,
1816
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The Christian's Dictionary ... Containing a Full ... ...
To us Christians, every thing should appear Odious that will give offence to an
infinitely wise and holy God. Sin is Odious in the si ht of God, and therefore let it
be so to us. get _us never forget what our Redeemer suffered, m order to
purchase ...
John FLEETWOOD (D.D.), Samuel Wale,
1775
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GIVE OFFENCE»
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give offence en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Former U of A president Indira Samarasekera free to speak her mind
... the top executives of public institutions: give offence. Wearing a sober beige blouse and green jacket, she is, at the time of our lunch in May, ... «The Globe and Mail, Jul 15»
Shock, horror, and the double entendre with M D Pallavi
But that's the point - to give offence. Pallavi's team of 30 students comprising would-be actors from professions ranging from driving an auto ... «Bangalore Mirror, Jul 15»
Indigenous affairs adviser to PM 'sorry' for Confederate flag costume
"It was clearly in circumstance that he was unaware that it might give offence," he said. "What I understand from a letter from the department, ... «ABC Online, Jul 15»
Freedom for neo-Nazi idiots
Freedom of expression is indivisible. So is the right to give offence. The freedom of a neo-Nazi to protest against what he or she sees as Jewish ... «Jewish Chronicle, Jul 15»
I will defend your right to fly the Confederate flag
Give offence and you're likely to be accused of spouting hate. Like pornography, hate speech is difficult to define objectively. One person's hate ... «Spiked, Jul 15»
S'pore political system is one that benefits all: PM
"You can give offence even without intending to, so when you intend to give offence, I think we have to act against it," he said. Mr Lee added ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»
Frydenberg tweeter has anti-Semitic form
... accepted by Mr Frydenberg, beggar belief that he did not realise that a stream of anti-Jewish abuse would give offence”, said Rubenstein. «Australian Jewish News, Jul 15»
Cree author's debut novel a funny, moving tale
I think often we are afraid to have a conversation because everybody is worried they are going to give offence. That whole notion of ... «Vancouver Sun, Jun 15»
Sexism isn't just bad for scientists – it hurts science too
It's no defence to say they were merely a bad joke; any comic knows that if you are going to give offence, you had better be very funny. Freedom ... «New Scientist, Jun 15»
Debut novel a funny, moving tale
I think often we are afraid to have a conversation because everybody is worried they are going to give offence. That whole notion of ... «Saskatoon StarPhoenix, Jun 15»