Sentences with phrase «by apologists»

Lacking good information, it has been easy even for sophisticated Americans to be seduced by apologists who would have the public believe the problems are simply those of poor kids in central city schools.

Report authors, Prof Peterson, Eric Hanushek at Stanford University and Ludger Woessmann at the University of Munich, wrote in Education Next magazine: «Lacking good information, it has been easy even for sophisticated Americans to be seduced by apologists who would have the public believe the problems are simply those of poor kids in central city schools.»

The most ubiquitous pay - to - win defenses trotted out by its apologists center on whittling away at the scope of its definition with the introduction of...

Atheists are open to evidence (that's the reason why most likely we are atheists)... If there was sound logical evidence for a god and not just bad fallacies thrown around by apologists we of course would be on board with that.

Critics say Flew went senile and was bamboozled into lending his name to a book ghostwritten by an apologist, uncritically describing recent weak theistic arguments like the «fine tuning» argument.

This latter fact is seldom considered by the apologists of Protestantism.

Having been taught by apologists and theologians that such a response represents weakness, I am continually surprised by how much strength and hope I find in embracing it.

Despite being co-opted and misrepresented by apologists for the corporate market system, Smith said that government intervention is sometimes necessary: «especially when the object is to reduce poverty... When the regulation, therefore, is in support of the workman, it is always just and equitable; but it is sometimes otherwise when in favour of the masters.»

I don't understand what you mean by apologist.

This is then used by his apologists to say that I am somehow corrupting Hansen's intent or taking him out of context by using the A case, because Hansen himself at the time said the A case was probably high.

The most ubiquitous pay - to - win defenses trotted out by its apologists center on whittling away at the scope of its definition with the introduction of new terminology delineating forms of presumed lesser offenses like «pay for convenience», «pay to skip grind», or «pay to avoid RNG».