Definition of unbiblical in English:

unbiblical

adjectiveʌnˈbɪblɪk(ə)lˌənˈbiblək(ə)l

Not found in, authorized by, or based on the Bible.
his contention that racial separation is unbiblical and immoral
Example sentencesExamples
- For a director who has been so outspoken about his film's historical and scriptural authenticity, Gibson's vision of children is profoundly unbiblical.
- But once that has been sifted through, there is far more that is simply unbiblical and, without questioning the sincerity, misleading.
- Praying for strangers from a distance is hardly unbiblical, but James gives pretty specific instructions for how to pray for the sick.
- What if a person was an unbeliever when he got divorced and it was for an unbiblical reason and later became a Christian?
- Teachings such as prohibiting medical treatment or the idea that Christ's sacrifice was segmented (into shed blood for ‘spiritual sin’ and broken body for ‘physical sin’) were seen to be unbiblical.
- However, biblical Christians should not be seduced by the unbiblical big bang theory.
- If the Jewish people are called by God to himself - on ‘his’ terms - then the introduction of unbiblical norms and practices into their relationship with God is an aberration that ought to be challenged rather than embraced.
- Since when did protesting unbiblical sexual behavior (whether promiscuity, adultery, or homosexuality) automatically become a hate crime?
- This episode, way back in the Garden of Eden, highlights for those who have an eye to see it, the false and unbiblical nature of the evolutionary theory of human origins!
- The debt they owe to Reformation theology is explicitly acknowledged; and unbiblical ecumenism and charismaticism are rejected.
- Each discipline should be dismantled, and, starting at the foundation, purged of unbiblical notions and rebuilt in accordance with biblical values and givens…
- For example, a ‘pull yourself up by your own bootstraps’ approach to the poor is unbiblical because it's rooted in a worldly survival-of-the-fittest mentality.
- The Augustinian monk had come to the correct conclusion that the entire scheme, including penance, was unbiblical.
- But Wilkinson thinks we're just being priggish and unbiblical; God actually has blessings stacked up for us in heaven that tragically go ungiven if we fail to ask for them.
- One or two statements appear to take Calvinism to unbiblical extremes, but these do not compromise the overall exposition.
- This has had a permanent and detrimental effect upon British and American Evangelicalism, and has undergirded a whole range of unbiblical holiness and perfectionist teachings ever since Wesley's day.
- The unbiblical nature of all this is clear - such vain repetitions are condemned by our Lord.
- The British Evangelical Council, first formed in 1952 as an Evangelical response to unbiblical ecumenism, is now known as ‘Affinity’.
- His moral judgement will always be suspect, his official pronouncements unbiblical, and his guidance that of the blind leading the blind.
- It is sad to see Dembski, a professing evangelical Christian, using this site to present his unbiblical views.

Definition of unbiblical in US English:

unbiblical

adjectiveˌənˈbiblək(ə)l

Not found in, authorized by, or based on the Bible.
his contention that racial separation is unbiblical and immoral
Example sentencesExamples
- The Augustinian monk had come to the correct conclusion that the entire scheme, including penance, was unbiblical.
- The debt they owe to Reformation theology is explicitly acknowledged; and unbiblical ecumenism and charismaticism are rejected.
- Teachings such as prohibiting medical treatment or the idea that Christ's sacrifice was segmented (into shed blood for ‘spiritual sin’ and broken body for ‘physical sin’) were seen to be unbiblical.
- The unbiblical nature of all this is clear - such vain repetitions are condemned by our Lord.
- The British Evangelical Council, first formed in 1952 as an Evangelical response to unbiblical ecumenism, is now known as ‘Affinity’.
- It is sad to see Dembski, a professing evangelical Christian, using this site to present his unbiblical views.
- Each discipline should be dismantled, and, starting at the foundation, purged of unbiblical notions and rebuilt in accordance with biblical values and givens…
- What if a person was an unbeliever when he got divorced and it was for an unbiblical reason and later became a Christian?
- For a director who has been so outspoken about his film's historical and scriptural authenticity, Gibson's vision of children is profoundly unbiblical.
- Since when did protesting unbiblical sexual behavior (whether promiscuity, adultery, or homosexuality) automatically become a hate crime?
- If the Jewish people are called by God to himself - on ‘his’ terms - then the introduction of unbiblical norms and practices into their relationship with God is an aberration that ought to be challenged rather than embraced.
- But Wilkinson thinks we're just being priggish and unbiblical; God actually has blessings stacked up for us in heaven that tragically go ungiven if we fail to ask for them.
- This episode, way back in the Garden of Eden, highlights for those who have an eye to see it, the false and unbiblical nature of the evolutionary theory of human origins!
- For example, a ‘pull yourself up by your own bootstraps’ approach to the poor is unbiblical because it's rooted in a worldly survival-of-the-fittest mentality.
- His moral judgement will always be suspect, his official pronouncements unbiblical, and his guidance that of the blind leading the blind.
- One or two statements appear to take Calvinism to unbiblical extremes, but these do not compromise the overall exposition.
- However, biblical Christians should not be seduced by the unbiblical big bang theory.
- But once that has been sifted through, there is far more that is simply unbiblical and, without questioning the sincerity, misleading.
- This has had a permanent and detrimental effect upon British and American Evangelicalism, and has undergirded a whole range of unbiblical holiness and perfectionist teachings ever since Wesley's day.
- Praying for strangers from a distance is hardly unbiblical, but James gives pretty specific instructions for how to pray for the sick.

单词	unbiblical
释义	Definition of unbiblical in English: unbiblical adjectiveʌnˈbɪblɪk(ə)lˌənˈbiblək(ə)l Not found in, authorized by, or based on the Bible. his contention that racial separation is unbiblical and immoral Example sentencesExamples For a director who has been so outspoken about his film's historical and scriptural authenticity, Gibson's vision of children is profoundly unbiblical. But once that has been sifted through, there is far more that is simply unbiblical and, without questioning the sincerity, misleading. Praying for strangers from a distance is hardly unbiblical, but James gives pretty specific instructions for how to pray for the sick. What if a person was an unbeliever when he got divorced and it was for an unbiblical reason and later became a Christian? Teachings such as prohibiting medical treatment or the idea that Christ's sacrifice was segmented (into shed blood for ‘spiritual sin’ and broken body for ‘physical sin’) were seen to be unbiblical. However, biblical Christians should not be seduced by the unbiblical big bang theory. If the Jewish people are called by God to himself - on ‘his’ terms - then the introduction of unbiblical norms and practices into their relationship with God is an aberration that ought to be challenged rather than embraced. Since when did protesting unbiblical sexual behavior (whether promiscuity, adultery, or homosexuality) automatically become a hate crime? This episode, way back in the Garden of Eden, highlights for those who have an eye to see it, the false and unbiblical nature of the evolutionary theory of human origins! The debt they owe to Reformation theology is explicitly acknowledged; and unbiblical ecumenism and charismaticism are rejected. Each discipline should be dismantled, and, starting at the foundation, purged of unbiblical notions and rebuilt in accordance with biblical values and givens… For example, a ‘pull yourself up by your own bootstraps’ approach to the poor is unbiblical because it's rooted in a worldly survival-of-the-fittest mentality. The Augustinian monk had come to the correct conclusion that the entire scheme, including penance, was unbiblical. But Wilkinson thinks we're just being priggish and unbiblical; God actually has blessings stacked up for us in heaven that tragically go ungiven if we fail to ask for them. One or two statements appear to take Calvinism to unbiblical extremes, but these do not compromise the overall exposition. This has had a permanent and detrimental effect upon British and American Evangelicalism, and has undergirded a whole range of unbiblical holiness and perfectionist teachings ever since Wesley's day. The unbiblical nature of all this is clear - such vain repetitions are condemned by our Lord. The British Evangelical Council, first formed in 1952 as an Evangelical response to unbiblical ecumenism, is now known as ‘Affinity’. His moral judgement will always be suspect, his official pronouncements unbiblical, and his guidance that of the blind leading the blind. It is sad to see Dembski, a professing evangelical Christian, using this site to present his unbiblical views. Definition of unbiblical in US English: unbiblical adjectiveˌənˈbiblək(ə)l Not found in, authorized by, or based on the Bible. his contention that racial separation is unbiblical and immoral Example sentencesExamples The Augustinian monk had come to the correct conclusion that the entire scheme, including penance, was unbiblical. The debt they owe to Reformation theology is explicitly acknowledged; and unbiblical ecumenism and charismaticism are rejected. Teachings such as prohibiting medical treatment or the idea that Christ's sacrifice was segmented (into shed blood for ‘spiritual sin’ and broken body for ‘physical sin’) were seen to be unbiblical. The unbiblical nature of all this is clear - such vain repetitions are condemned by our Lord. The British Evangelical Council, first formed in 1952 as an Evangelical response to unbiblical ecumenism, is now known as ‘Affinity’. It is sad to see Dembski, a professing evangelical Christian, using this site to present his unbiblical views. Each discipline should be dismantled, and, starting at the foundation, purged of unbiblical notions and rebuilt in accordance with biblical values and givens… What if a person was an unbeliever when he got divorced and it was for an unbiblical reason and later became a Christian? For a director who has been so outspoken about his film's historical and scriptural authenticity, Gibson's vision of children is profoundly unbiblical. Since when did protesting unbiblical sexual behavior (whether promiscuity, adultery, or homosexuality) automatically become a hate crime? If the Jewish people are called by God to himself - on ‘his’ terms - then the introduction of unbiblical norms and practices into their relationship with God is an aberration that ought to be challenged rather than embraced. But Wilkinson thinks we're just being priggish and unbiblical; God actually has blessings stacked up for us in heaven that tragically go ungiven if we fail to ask for them. This episode, way back in the Garden of Eden, highlights for those who have an eye to see it, the false and unbiblical nature of the evolutionary theory of human origins! For example, a ‘pull yourself up by your own bootstraps’ approach to the poor is unbiblical because it's rooted in a worldly survival-of-the-fittest mentality. His moral judgement will always be suspect, his official pronouncements unbiblical, and his guidance that of the blind leading the blind. One or two statements appear to take Calvinism to unbiblical extremes, but these do not compromise the overall exposition. However, biblical Christians should not be seduced by the unbiblical big bang theory. But once that has been sifted through, there is far more that is simply unbiblical and, without questioning the sincerity, misleading. This has had a permanent and detrimental effect upon British and American Evangelicalism, and has undergirded a whole range of unbiblical holiness and perfectionist teachings ever since Wesley's day. Praying for strangers from a distance is hardly unbiblical, but James gives pretty specific instructions for how to pray for the sick.
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