blasphemous in a sentence

The phrase blasphemous is used for a reason. It’s about blasphemy to the Catholic church. It’s a term used in a derogatory sense in the religious context. It’s about blasphemy to a Christian. It’s a term used to describe a person who uses words or behaviors that are offensive to other people.

As I’m sure you’re all aware, blasphemy is a serious offense within the Catholic church and is punishable by excommunication. In this sense, its a serious offense to say the word blasphemy. As I mentioned, we use it as a dismissive term in the religious context.

The word blasphemy is an adjective, which means that someone uses a derogatory word to describe a person. It also can have a negative connotation that someone has a negative attitude toward something. For example, it’s a derogatory term used to describe a person’s attitude toward a certain type of person. A person who uses the word blasphemy can also use it to describe a person who has a negative attitude toward someone else.

The word blasphemy is also used to describe a person who is not a good person. It’s a derogatory term that is used to describe a person who is not a good person. A good person is someone who behaves in a good, ethical manner. A person who has a negative attitude toward a person or something can be called a blasphemer. A person who is not a good person can also use the word blasphemy to describe someone who has a negative attitude toward something or someone.

Of course, blasphemy is an idiom, not a term. It’s used in a negative, sarcastic way to mean “impure,” which means that the person is not a good person, and hence is not to be trusted. But blasphemy is also used to mean the opposite of good behavior, as in, “I’m not a good person, you should check with your neighbors.

There are some blasphemer-ists who claim that the word is used to mean impure, as in, you are not a good person. That’s not the case though. It’s also a common term for the act of impurity in general, especially in religious languages, and can be used to mean a person who is not a good person.

The term is also used to mean “bad person,” “criminal”, or “evil”. That is not the case either.

Thats not a word, it’s a phrase. That’s the entire point of the blasphemous in a sentence.

To make it more clear, not only is the word blasphemous, but it’s also used to mean a person who is evil. Its a word, like the word as a whole, that can mean anything. So, if you look at my previous post, I suggested the word is a curse, a curse that is used in the Middle Ages to mean that there is no one who is good enough to do good. That was my point, not the word itself.

That is not a word. Its a phrase. It’s just like the word as a whole. It’s not the word itself that is evil. Its a phrase that we use to make it clear, to make it clear to people in a more direct way that something is not right. So, if you look at my other post and see the word as a curse, or you know it’s used in a negative context, it’s a way of saying something is not right.