Sentences with phrase «about the definition of»

Marks introduces his memo with a really important discussion about what he sees as the common misconception about the definition of liquidity:

We can argue all day about the definition of «athlete,» so here's one way to look at it.

Along with the specific ways the tech environment excludes certain underrepresented groups, the survey results show a general disagreement about the definition of a diverse workplace that extends beyond the tech sector.

Given the diversity of views about the definition of scalability, perhaps it is best thought of as a phenomena where «you know it when you see it.»

Just as this article said, and my comment above, to solve the divide, we can: (1) Argue about the definition of Race / God (2) Argue about identification in a religion / race (3) Or realize the fundamental problem of prejudice that sneaks into human - made abstractions like «race» and «God».

So let me also be clear about my definition of Christian — are they loving their neighbor?

also invest in a dictionary you are confused about the definitions of few words when you can come back maybe you will have stopped trying to change the meanings of words and not make a fool of yourself in public again.

It did not change what I was thinking about the definition of church, but only confirmed it, proving (at least to me) that I was on the right track.

He recently wrote two posts (Post 1 and Post 2) about the definition of church, and here is an excerpt from one of them:

If we can even argue about the definition of theology, it's no wonder that theology itself become one big argument.

Gary: The reason I'm hesitant about your definition of «religious» is because, as you say, your definition has everything to do with your personal views and beliefs, and not as much to do with how people who call themselves religious perceive themselves, nor with the 150 or so years of academic research into religious phenomena.

I unpack my definition of the gospel in my course, but I am curious about your definition of the gospel.

The leaders of Judaism had dozens if not hundreds of definitions about what was» work «on the Sabbath Day and completely missed the point (Jesus said so) and here we are arguing about the definition of «drawing ``.

I completely agree with you about the definition of Christianity and whether that particular definition is true or not.

Atheist and believer will disagree too about the definition of the human person, about the sources and character of power, about definitions of success and materialism, the power and place of reason in the struggle for bread.

There is only one God... human imagine or uses their thoughts to come up with multiple Gods... which i think is lake of understanding about the definition of God... i also think the reason we see this is mostly because the teaching of these faiths are showing God as an old dude with white long beard and extended hands... its all human imaginations...

We who argue about the definition of torture in rendition and combat situations when we have officially renounced the use of violence, should appreciate the irony.

But when we recognize (as we saw in the post yesterday about the definition of baptism) that «baptism» means «immersion into» or «identification with» some of the tricky passages in Scripture become much more clear.

I've read a lot of the more controversial postings recently (such as the recent ones on Hell and Homosexuality as well as some older ones about the definition of the gospel) where it seems that the debates in the comment section always fail (at least for me) to help those who are trying to learn.

I've read books on eternal security, I'm not talking about that, but rather, I'm talking about your definition of «saved» as deliverance.

About the definition of «atheism.»

Our criticisms thus far — about the definition of the Ego, of past and future, and finally of the forgiveness of sin — would seem to substantiate this.

Turn his boat back and tell him that he should live with people who agree with him about the definition of freedom.

I worry about a definition of faithfulness that delivers on this «felt need.»

I also have questions about a definition of the church that assumes that the local pastor places it «foremost in his life» while for «the most dedicated elder, deacon, or trustee — with rare exception» — it has, at best, third priority.

So you should really think about your definition of «religion».

Televangelists... the one category of people who know the least about the definition of the word «reality».

So when we talk about a definition of freedom, and that's a huge philosophical topic, I like to come down with this one: it is the freedom to do gladly and freely what I am supposed to do.

Historians will argue endlessly, but not fruitlessly, about definitions of the term, but their colleagues and the public will not wait for a neat definition.

It's all about your definition of efficiency and sustainability.

(Don't ask about the definition of a bread's crumb — I can't explain it, but I think these have it.).

It was A. Bartlett Giamatti who probably said, «The definition of insanity is to keep using that stupid quote about the definition of insanity,» so I can't really fault the Rays for trying again.

Earlier, we just tapped about the definition of a teepee tent which we have mentioned that it is a type of tent in a triangular shape.

Part of the problem is that few of us, including therapists, can even agree about the definition of Internet infidelity.

Dear Abby: When I read the items in your column about the definitions of «elderly,» I had to share this:

I can't help but think of that one quote about the definition of insanity «doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results».

Through this session, learn about the definition of jaundice, its pathophysiology, frequency, risks and complications, and treatments which rarely include weaning from the breast.

And since just about every definition of White Nationalism includes the believe in the existence of a «white race», it seems one of their main premises is as flawed as believing in a flat earth.

Any citations about definitions of terrorists and the actions of the Taliban and other partisan groups?

This is a broad question about the definition of words.

If you want to ask about the definition of the much more specific term «democratic state» than rather the more broader term «state», please open a new question.

She quite specifically says that her acceptance of the advice is not about harm, but about the definition of psychoactive.

Talk about the definition of a conflict of interest and corruption!

You aren't very clear about your definition of «social policing», but you might also like to include police activities that are not technically about law enforcement - school visits by police officers, and other activities aimed at establishing good relations between police and the public.

«There was much totally understandable mockery of the EU when they agreed a chocolate directive after 30 years of wrangling about the definition of chocolate,.

«Primaries are about definition of a party.

«A lot of people seem unsure about the definition of SPF, too,» Kundu said.

These discoveries have made us think more broadly about the definition of culture.

Think about the definition of compromise.

Mr. Groopman's article describes the dichotomy between physicians who find it useful (and remunerative) for practically every man entering their offices, and medical scientists who are still uneasy about the definition of andropause and question the use of supplemental testosterone.