fatherhood

Converse of object

• lose: Once you lose the Fatherhood of God, you soon lose the brotherhood of man.
• say: You might even say that human fatherhood was created as an analogy to help us understand God's fatherhood.
• support: Supporting fatherhood Changes in taxation and social security have reduced the financial support received by men both as husbands and as fathers.
• regard: This is the theology of Jesus regarding the fatherhood of God.
• see: A lot of men clearly saw fatherhood as discipline, as responsibility foisted on you from above - ultimately necessary, but preferably postponed.
• loose: Once you loose the Fatherhood of God, you soon loose the brotherhood of man.

Adjective modifier

• impending: Beachill, amazingly, accomplished these impressive wins while anxiously waiting news of his impending fatherhood.
• universal: I find no trace whatever, in all our Lord's teaching, of anything like a universal fatherhood.
• active: Other publications ' Daddy Dearest: Active fatherhood and public policy ' , 2005, ippr.
• human: Within this context, Joseph's human fatherhood was also " taken up " in the mystery of Christ's Incarnation.
• divine: There is no divine fatherhood proclaimed by the Son in Buddhism.
• new: I just wondered how you're coping with new fatherhood at the moment with all the Rings fever?

Modifies a noun

• book: Fatherhood Book £ 10.99 US$21.43 E17.03 Letting dads know what they're in for and how to cope once they're there.
• tax: The kickback will be because of the detrimental effect this fatherhood tax will have on the relationships of fathers with their children.
• project: Fatherhood Project - Nonprofit that examines the future of fatherhood and develops ways to support men's involvement in child rearing.
• group: Application form Please fill out the form below to apply to appear the fathers and fatherhood groups iMap.

Preposition: in

• man: Fatherhood in man is a certain likeness of fatherhood in God.