Sentences with phrase «calls into question»

Even if one calls into question Whitehead's hasty and exclusive identification of the actual entities of our epoch with the ultimate electromagnetic events, his radical and minutely carried out attempt at a novel conception of entity still retains all its interest.

I also don't care if someone promotes a billboard that calls into question their beliefs.

It calls into question what the ministry is and whether it can be trusted.

If you were listening to NPR last week, you may have heard my friend Dennis Venema, a biologist at Trinity Western University, talking to Barbara Bradley Hagerty about genomic evidence that calls into question the literal existence of Adam and Eve.

These remarkably contradictory, and unexplained, claims by one of the very few Australian creation «scientists» who has genuine scientific qualifications, calls into question whether anything said by this group on the subject can be taken seriously.

This calls into question, for example, whether the eucharist is essential, whether scripture is normative, and whether the resurrection is optional.

Often the cult calls into question a person's salvation, and in some cults a person is not truly broken until they are crying uncontrollably.

God's freedom is paradoxical in the sense that it calls into question every previous expression of divine freedom that becomes settled, habitual, routinized.

A shocking death like the one we are discussing calls into question our understanding of God and how God relates to us.

The pompousness of the one minister to make claims about Obama's Christianity clearly calls into question his judgement.

The existence of this gap, he argues, calls into question the currently fashionable model of the science / religion relationship as a dialogue.

In reality, this discovery calls into question the necessity of dark matter, for one.

Doug Sloan makes a case for the opposite, but that calls into question the benevolence and omniscience of a god who would send such confusing and conflicting directives to his creations in the first place or for sending such messages that could be «lost» after millemnia of translations.

Such diversity also calls into question the widespread assumption that disagreements on abortion inside the Christian community stem from theological differences.

The diversity of individual pursuits also calls into question the issue that opened the conversation: What is the churches» financial responsibility to provide seminary training for its leaders?

Which, of course, calls into question the character of my love.

The second unfortunate consequence of the Lemon test is that it calls into question attempts to accommodate the religious needs of religious minorities.

Socrates, the model of a philosopher, is more than merely unintentionally poor: Indifferent to his own comforts, conversing with rich and poor alike, he exhibits a self - sufficiency that calls into question any necessity for wealth.

Finally your magic man in the sky belief calls into question your ability to make any rational choices whatsoever.

And science through evolution is the check and balance that calls into question certain beliefs and even ideology.

My point about the normalcy of homosexuality in ancient Rome and the abnormality we attribute to it today calls into question our ability to interpret Paul's point appropriately.

Agnostics believe the existence of God can not be proven, but Atheism is a belief that centers itself upon the non-existence of a deity — and calls into question the multiple guides of morality, and spirituality that exist to support that belief.

With me in hell, and because they love me, their heaven would be a little less heavenly; which calls into question just how heavenly heaven could be when one of those billions of angels loves someone who is in hell simply because they learned what love was on their earthly adventure.

With 27 more women alleging former news anchor Charlie Rose of sexual misconduct, a report Thursday calls into question CBS News» claims that his behavior was a surprise before he was fired last November.»

This calls into question GE's ability to deliver free cash flow above the low end of its prior $ 6 billion to $ 7 billion estimate, he said.

MOSCOW (Sputnik)-- The use of 50 - 100 grams of A234 nerve agent in UK's Salisbury would have killed the city, which calls into question the use of this substance against former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, Leonid Rink, one of the developers of chemical weapons program, dubbed Novichok in the West, told Sputnik.

An equally unprecedented wave of complex risks, from climate change to cyber threats, calls into question the value of citizenship in even the most powerful economies in the world.

Mulcair says the incident «calls into question» whether Canadian forces are involved in direct combat

As faithful readers of this blog will know, I make only very sporadic contributions to this blog but a substantial fraction of those contributions have made reference to modern monetary theory (MMT), the view (crudely put) that, based on a detailed understanding of the institutional mechanisms behind monetary operations, calls into question our obsession with -LSB-...]

This calls into question the reliability of industry asset allocation and diversification strategies and the prediction capability of conventional portfolio risk modelling techniques.

The accident calls into question the safety of drivers who activate the new autopilot feature that controls the steering and braking capabilities of the vehicle.

His short tenure, which follows a decorated career in public service, calls into question Trump's judgement that Flynn was the right person for the job in the first place.

Although recent data shows a consumer sector in good shape, with home prices rising and household spending accelerating, a sharp deceleration in payroll growth calls into question the case for a consumer - led recovery.

A new study calls that into question.

But Jackson argues a shift is underway because next generation technology is allowing near - console quality gaming to be done via chips on devices as small as a smartphone or tablet; coupled with digital distribution via cloud or streaming, it calls into question the need for a console in the first place.

A key role of the media is to hold politicians to account; to have a recent Minister or an MP running the editorial line of a newspaper certainly calls into question whether this principle can be upheld.

The system calls into question the authenticity of Digg's top stories and, likely, yields a nice payday for whoever runs User / Submitter.

As you've no doubt guessed, it's a digital revolution that calls into question the very principles of education, prompting Peter J. Wells, chief of higher education at UNESCO, to remark that: «Industry employers contend that half of what students learn in the first two years of a four - year technology degree will be out of date by the time they graduate.»

A Wall Street Journal article called into question a great deal of what we thought we knew about Theranos.

Beyond a mere letdown, however, the move seems to call into question the misguided nature of the venture itself.

The raid suggests Mueller may have documents that call into question the credibility of Trump and Cohen, even if the materials have nothing to do with Russian meddling, said Jeffrey Cohen, a New York family law attorney who's not involved in the case and isn't related to Michael Cohen.

In addition to calling into question the effectiveness of the checks taxi companies use, Uber has also argued that the fingerprinting requirement is too onerous and may make it harder for the company to keep up a steady stream of new drivers.

Because ordinary lab equipment requires more blood than that, the accuracy of Theranos» blood test results were called into question.

An open letter to Hsieh from a former Downtown Project employee who resigned because of a loss of faith in the direction it was taking, in addition to a scathing report from Re / code's Nellie Bowles, called into question the entirety of Hsieh's vision.

The BCC's revisions come as U.K. newspaper The Sunday Times reported a fresh legal challenge would be presented to Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday, calling into question whether the government has the requisite authority to leave the single market.

But by finding an unintended code exploit, the DAO hacker has called into question the core idea that code can substitute for human - dependent legal and financial processes.

In its rebuttal, Theranos also tries to call into question the sourcing used by John Carreyrou, the Pulitzer Prize - winning reporter who wrote the story, by calling attention to the fact that he used anonymous sourcing in his story.

We note that some investors have called into question Valeant's ability to execute on its commitment to sell assets and subsequently we believe this will mitigate this concern.

While Apple has been able to justify its move in the past, increasing scrutiny on softness in the smartwatch market and on Apple Watch sales, in general, might call into question Cook's strategy.

Recently, the use of NDAs has been called into question as a tool that powerful men and institutions use to silence victims.