sinlessness

IPA: sˈɪnɫʌsnʌs

Examples of "sinlessness" in Sentences

We simply call that "sinlessness" -- referring to actual sin.
Without this sinlessness, many felt that the Church would have no power of Redemption.
By this statement, Christ could be said to believe in the innocence (i.e. sinlessness) of children.
It doesn't seem to be a saying produced in the best interests of the church who believed in Jesus' sinlessness.
The revivals converted millions by offering a millennial message of personal sinlessness and divine illumination.
But such sinlessness, if it were to occur, must be the result of the creature's own free willing, just as God's sinlessness is due to the divine free willing.
"immaculate conception," that is, the sinlessness of Mary from the very first moment of her existence, thus removing her from the sphere of sin-begotten humanity.
Apostle uses the term in a variety of ways, treating "birth of God" as synonymous now with the "doing of justice" (I John, v, 1, 4 sq.), and elsewhere deducing from it a certain "sinlessness" of the just (I
First, I have no interest in defending Jesus' sinlessness, although I decided that raising that point in the conversation I mentioned would probably make the discussion take considerably longer, and so I refrained from doing so.