Examples of using Laypersons in English and their translations into German
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We become laypersons(upasaka) of the tantra.
Is this the service the Church expects of laypersons?
Especially laypersons think they have to max out all options of today's computers.
A judge who is a cleric must preside over the college,but the other judges may be laypersons.
Therefore, how can laypersons make their choices and decide on what to do in the world?
They are presided over by judges who are assisted by a popularly elected panel,usually consisting of from three to five laypersons.
The drawing congress is aimed both at laypersons and professionals, such as architects and designers;
Ever since the western middle ages thepopes themselves have claimed the authority of the clergy over laypersons and civil society at large.
Particularly for interested laypersons the refreshingly jargon-free book is an edifying read. Arno Mohr© Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung.
You have discovered God is everything for you; you have decided to give everything to God and do so in a special way: remaining laypersons among laypersons, priests among priests.
With baptism, in fact, laypersons partake of the triple office of Christ and the Church: the priestly office, the prophetic office and the kingly office.
Though the technical explanations in the e-mails give the impression to laypersons that the senders know what they are doing- the experts know better.
Interested laypersons and scientists of diverse disciplines may now join in enriching the Wiki contents and thereby augmenting the knowledge about the historical publication.
Ever since 1947 it has become possible in our institutes to be laypersons and consecrated persons, to commit oneself in the consecrated life without leaving the lay condition.
We now embark upon the second stage of our reflection effort, and beginning from the two senses of the word“service” ask ourselves what is the Church that laypersons are called to serve as laypersons.
On the role of social categorisation and how laypersons handle fragile and conflicting scientific evidence in the context of the Internet(09/2009 to 09/2011) Project leadership.
The founding director, Hugo Schauinsland, presented exhibitions that had the goal of being equally fascinating for scientists and interested laypersons, and depicted humans and animals in their natural environment for the very first time.
Since it is a matter of seeing how laypersons can serve the Church as laypersons, let's begin by taking a look at this assembly of ours. It is made up almost exclusively of laypersons.
As a"central communications platform", the annual"Medicine in Vienna" congress should give doctors andinterested laypersons an understanding of the newest developments in medicine, according to the Mayor of Vienna Michael Häupl.
In one room, persons looking for information can find current literature(both print and media) on health and dealing with illnesses, free informational and educational material,all comprehensible to laypersons, and an internet access point.
On the basis of morethan 540 designs submitted by agencies, graphic artists, graphically inclined laypersons and students in spring 2006 six artists were asked to present a more detailed elaboration of their first drafts.
The response to the question regarding which of these two conceptions we accept as ours and to which we feel committed completely changes the Church's mode of existence in today's world andhas important consequences for our vocation as consecrated laypersons.
On nine summer evenings between July and September, the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde(IOW)opens its doors for interested laypersons as well as for experts to present fascinating insights into up-to-date Baltic Sea research.
Since its inception less than four years ago, the readership of the newsletter has expanded at a rapid rate- now reaching thousands of subscribers in four languages- including gerontologists, health related researchers, therapeuticpractitioners, service providers for the elderly, and interested laypersons.
If books on Buddhism are not available in colloquial Tibetan, but only in the classical religious language,Tibetan laypersons, both in exile and in Tibet, will remain largely ignorant of their own culture and religion.
Therapists from different specialised fields and interested laypersons are learning and integrating this method with lots of enthusiasm into their everyday(personal and professional) life. I trained directly with Dr. John Veltheim, the developer of the BodyTalk System, and have been teaching BodyTalk since 1996.
With their sculpturally powerful, sensuously palpable buildings, often designed with bricks or ceramic tiling, they lend architecture an archaic, tangible,earthy physicality and thereby succeed in thrilling laypersons and earning esteem from professional colleagues.
Its opportunities for good, its gravitation to evil[…]”- The prophetic office: laypersons exercise this office first and foremost with their life witness,“so that the power of the Gospel may shine out in daily family and social life”.
On the basis of archaeological findings from the Greater Region(here: SaarLorLux, Rhineland-Palatinate, Wallonia and Alsace), the excavation camps give students of antiquity inparticular but also interested laypersons an understanding of European history and raise their awareness of topics related to archaeology.
Our member churches in Africa, Asia and the Middle East presented many new projects relating to Christian-Muslim dialogue,sustainable development and the training of laypersons to take on church tasks," said Christine Grötzinger, Head of Project Funding at the Evangelical Mission in Solidarity EMS.