redemptive

• “There's not what you call a redemptive arc—and Americans love their redemptive arc—but it isn't absolutely without hope, either.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Drama of Vice and Men

• “Writing this book made me feel that I was using my own difficulty to make things easier for other people, and there was a certain redemptive value in that.”

  Andrew Solomon - An interview with author

• “Mine, The Bible is a record of the important events in redemptive history the creation of man is at the very beginning of this history what happened before is merely prologue.”

  Alternative to Dembski's Theodicy?

• “I don't know if I could necessarily call it redemptive.”

  May 2006

• “Christ Himself in His actual influence over this body and over each of its members; hence it is only occasionally that he recalls the redemptive power of Christ's Death.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy

• “Dr. Jackson's book is structured as a response to another theological work, Is God a White Racist? by William Jones, which argues that traditional black theodicy overprivileges the idea of redemptive suffering, and that by implication they create the idea that God favors whites.”

  Muti

• “The products are gorgeous, the prices are fantastic, and the business is committed to what I'd call redemptive engagement with the Indian communities and businesses it purchases from.”

  Sibboleth

• “In my spiritual journey into Catholic spirituality, I had come to understand the notion of redemptive suffering.”

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• ““So us being on the roof is some kind of redemptive state.””

  Fictionaut: Stars

• “This isn't the kind of redemptive novel suited for one of those brisk publisher appendices entitled "Questions for Book Group Discussion.”

  NPR: In A Seaside Town, Hidden Desires Surface

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