Sentences with phrase «as a contrast with»

philosophy — a proposition that may be either true or false, as contrasted with an evaluative statement.

Frank you really should take my advice and look up exegesis in the dictionary as contrasted with eisegesis.

Every people has its culture, whether primitive or advanced, and this culture is discerned in the folkways and moral standards, forms of family life, economic enterprises, laws and modes of dealing with lawbreakers, forms of recreation, religion, art, education, science, and philosophy that constitute the social aspects of human existence as contrasted with the bare biological fact of living.

They are tangible evidence of the special forms of rationality that characterize a certain human group, as contrasted with the products and processes of reason that apply universally.

Newman writes that a true development «is an addition which illustrates, not obscures, corroborates, not corrects, the body of thought from which it proceeds; and this is its characteristic as contrasted with a corruption.»

is an addition which illustrates, not obscures, corroborates, not corrects, the body of thought from which it proceeds; and this is its characteristic as contrasted with a corruption.»

Group prophetism has thus far been both of Yahweh and Baal; and as of Yahweh, neutral as associated with Saul, «good» as associated with Obadiah (I Kings 18:13; cf. 19:14) and Elisha, and on the whole, «bad» as contrasted with one of their own number Micaiah, in relationship to Ahab's court (I Kings 22).

Vorhanden, which Heidegger uses of the peculiar mode of being characteristic of inanimate objects, as contrasted with responsible human Dasein, I have translated by «tangible», as in Bultmann the antithesis is not so much between Vorhandensein and Dasein as between the tangible realities of the visible world and eternal realities, very much like the Pauline contrast of kata sarka and kata pneuma.

Thus the clergy preached about the privileges and freedom of the English colonists as contrasted with the government of the French king.

Information - level (as contrasted with feeling - level) responses or questions can help by providing breathing - space and some distance from powerful feelings.

«Finitude, limited scope, birth and death constitute the definiteness or concreteness of our lives as contrasted with God's.

The focus on healing explains the relative de-emphasis in Christian Science — at least as contrasted with mainstream Protestantism — on the social dimension of Christian witness.

The public philosophy is the claim that the objective law of right, written into the nature of things, makes on citizens, as contrasted with the claims that the citizens make on the natural and social reality on which they depend.

It means self - government of a given body of people, as contrasted with non-democratic political systems in which rule is in the hands of a hereditary monarch, of a dictator, of an aristocracy (noblemen or intellectuals), of a class (rich people, the proletariat, or priests), or of a limited party.

Let me say first that, as contrasted with a know - it - all dogmatism, agnosticism can be a very healthy attitude.

Here the term «psycho - synthetic» is clearly used in conscious contrast with «psychoanalytic» to suggest the procedure from wholeness as contrasted with the procedure from isolated parts and complexes.

it is through the devotional, «spiritual,» prayerful practice of Christianity that one has a «real apprehension» (as contrasted with a merely «notional apprehension») of what doctrinal statements are all about.»

(7) He sets the tone by paying attention to the contributions of others, perhaps of reflecting what they are saying with, «Let's see if I understand what you mean...» (8) He helps build group - centered (as contrasted with self - centered) contributions by his linking function in which he points to the relationships among various individuals» contributions to the discussion.

Thus the individual is presumed to have «earned» or «deserved» the deprivation, and it is this «deserving,» with its indissoluble element of retribution, that constitutes the deprivation as punishment (as contrasted with persecution or oppression).

The verb is in what is called the «simple» as contrasted with the «continuous» form.

Liberal studies are an occupation appropriate to free men, as contrasted with slaves.

As contrasted with love, justice has this statutory quality, this sense of things fixed.»

According to a recent national study, f by age twenty - five, 3/4 of all single women have had intercourse (as contrasted with 1/3 of Kinsey's sample).

Apparently the favoring condition was the freedom of the churches from state domination, as contrasted with the subservience in which the Church was kept by the state in other European possessions.

It may be said to be the essential characteristic of religion as contrasted with morality, that it changes aspiration into fruition, anticipation into realization; that instead of leaving man in the interminable pursuit of a vanishing ideal, it makes him the actual partaker of a divine or infinite life.

As contrasted with the modern worldview which is sustained more by habit than conviction and which has promoted ecological despoliation, militarism, anti-feminism and disciplinary fragmentation, the postmodern worldview is postmechanistic and ecological in its view of nature, postreductionist in its view of science, postanthropocentric in its view of ethics and economics, postdiscipline in relation to knowledge and postpatriarchal and postsexist in relation to society.

The unique character of the Lord's prayer as contrasted with Jewish prayers does not consist in any special originality of formulation or content.

Viewed from any other part of the world the differentiations between denominations which seem sharp enough in North America tend to fade away or, rather, are overshadowed by the family resemblances which bind the bulk of American Protestants together into a well - defined type as contrasted with Christian communities on other continents.

In his view (i) the concept of autonomous hierarchy involves collections of elements which are responsible for producing their own rules as contrasted with collections which are designed by an external authority to have hierarchical behavior.

/ 506 - 08, and especially paragraph three of Section VI as contrasted with CN 181f.

an age, a cycle (of time), especially of the present age as contrasted with the future age, and of one of a series of ages stretching to infinity

He stresses its religious nature as well and calls it the immanental as contrasted with the apocalyptic interpretation.

The normal expectancy of alcoholism among children of alcoholics is between 20 and 30 percent as contrasted with an expectancy of approximately 4 percent for the adult population at large.

A third factor explains at least in part the keener social conscience of the prophets as contrasted with the early Christians.

The minister has a responsibility to teach the choir, ushers, custodian, and congregation to grasp the uniqueness of worship, as contrasted with other gatherings of people.

These are all structural (spatio - temporal - causal) properties, as contrasted with qualitative ones, e.g., blue, sweet, pleasant, as given in sensation.

The «pathos of God» (as contrasted with the concept of the «impassability» of God), according to the Jewish biblical scholar Abraham Heschel, is the central idea of prophetic theology (Merkle, 494).

A consideration of the difference between a hologram and an image made from a lens camera can play a significant part in the perception of undivided wholeness, as contrasted with fragmentation.

Or to use the language that Jesus himself used, it's the narrow way, as contrasted with the broad way of convention.

But when Whitehead uses «objects» as contrasted with events, he means properties or qualities.

Self - reliance then turns into a process of interdependence among equal partners, as contrasted with blind competition (Ekins 1986 pp. 52, 97 et seq.).

The Council of Trent also followed its treatment on human cooperation with divine grace (as contrasted with the approach of Protestantism) by explaining the mechanisms involved.

Elements of this orthodoxy were retained in subsequent changes such as in the next big movement, known as pietism, which emphasized the subjective aspect of individual salvation as contrasted with intellectual acceptance of doctrines.

The forms or the «bows» of conceptual feelings, as contrasted with the forms of physical feelings, possess an autonomy whereby novel conceptual reactions are possible.

The community is one which has heard of Paul's preaching of faith as contrasted with works, and doubtless it has learned that Paul appealed to Genesis 15:6, the example of Abraham (2:23; cf. Gal.

To place this event in perspective, one need only recall that the reformed churches have existed for only approximately 450 years, and the Roman Catholic Church (as contrasted with the Church of Rome) can not be said to have existed before 1054.

«Thinking machines» are made of microchips, wires and the like, all of which are aggregates of molecules as contrasted with individual entities that constitute a brain — namely brain cells that are composite individuals.

From what I've looked up, personal property is movable property, as contrasted with real property / estate.

As a contrast with those ideas, Clinton spoke about Hamdani, a Pakistani - born Queens College graduate and NYPD paramedic who died trying to rescue people at Ground Zero.

Table 2 (a): Number of electoral college votes that would have been won by each candidate if these had been apportioned proportionally (PrEV), as contrasted with the number won by each candidate in the actual election («winner takes all» /» first past the post»).