In apparent opposition, we have claimed throughout this book that religious awareness is possible in every human experience — that the fundamentals described in Part Two are universal and central, in the sense that there is no experience to which they are not relevant. (religion-online.org)
In his review of Walter Kasper's book on mercy, Daniel P. Moloney is no doubt right to point out the strangeness of the apparent opposition between mercy and truth that is operative in that work. (firstthings.com)
Despite their apparent opposition, the individualist and the collectivist are actually alike in that neither knows true personal wholeness or true responsibility. (religion-online.org)