Sentences with phrase «challenged authors of»

Check out this list to see the «most frequently challenged authors of the 21st century.»

He challenged the authors of such documents to stop hiding behind the church.

I challenge the author of this article to write a similar thing about the prophet mohammed and for CNN to display it with his photo.

I challenge the author of this article to provide scientifically verifiable evidence for any of the claims being made.

«Crank out a set of 25 air squats and see if that gets your heart beating,» challenges the author of an article called «Why Squat?»

Not exact matches

«Canada has a finite period of time to capitalize on this opportunity,» says Lance Mortlock, lead author of a recent report on the industry's opportunities and challenges from advisory firm Ernst & Young.

Best known as the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad — the No. 1 personal finance book of all time — Robert Kiyosaki has challenged and changed the way tens of millions of people around the world think about money.

The author of «Persuadable» on why modern leaders need to be willing to challenge their own assumptions

According to bestselling author Ben Angel, one of the biggest challenges in the new social media economy is how to create important content that stands out from pack — but, more importantly, content that will convert prospects into customers.

«Willpower gives you the energy and endurance to deal with challenges, the ability to persevere in the face of setbacks, and the strength to tolerate conflict or stress that might otherwise make us run away from goals or projects we care about,» says Kelly McGonigal, a Stanford psychologist and author of The Willpower Instinct (Avery, 2011).

«Interest in entrepreneurship among people of color is quite strong, but access to the resources to do it successfully is often a challenge,» commented the report's author Algernon Austin.

«The only thing that there's agreement on is that it's a lot more challenging than the old math,» says Dan Yergin, the vice chairman of information and analytics company IHS and the author of the essential oil - history tomes The Prize and The Quest.

-- James Swanwick, entrepreneur, author, and CEO of Swanwick Sleep and the 30 - Day No Alcohol Challenge

«I saw firsthand the power broadcasters have to shape how others viewed stresses and challenges,» says Gielan, author of the new bestseller, Broadcasting Happiness: The Science of Igniting and Sustaining Positive Change.

«I think he is free to be a good CEO without feeling a sense of desperation around the challenge,» says Geoffrey Moore, the Silicon Valley - based consultant and author.

Facilitating and guiding the efforts of those around you is a cornerstone to good leadership, according to the authors of the Leadership Challenge.

The aim of the series was for authors to honestly discuss business challenges they'd faced and offer actionable insights, which our readers would find useful for launching, running, or working at their own startups.

David Meerman Scott, a marketing strategist and the best - selling author of Real - Time Marketing and PR says that perhaps the most difficult challenge companies must overcome in creating a viral hit is coming to the realization that the content usually can't be about the product or service itself.

«Our work challenges the widespread assumption that true creativity requires a kind of anarchy in which people are permitted to speak their minds, whatever the consequence,» commented study lead author and Cornell organizational behavior professor Jack Goncalo.

These are the citizens of Free Agent Nation, as author Daniel Pink called it in his influential 2001 bestseller, and they've never met a challenge they didn't like.

(Authors note: Clarence Darrow, a prominent 19th century lawyer was quoting and challenging the spirit of the poem «Invictus» by William Ernest Henley.

If you're a fan of #SmallBizChat, now in it's 9th year, you know that every Wednesday from 8 - 9 pm ET, on Twitter we invite authors and small business experts on to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities that small business owners face.

Author Paul Meyer argues that despite the challenge of a restrictive definition of nuclear security, Seoul has the opportunity to «brand» its own summit success by supporting practical results to secure vulnerable nuclear material and enlarging the summit scope to address threats to the nuclear order of greater saliency and priority than those associated with putative terrorists.

With the recent further tightening of mortgage rules, ownership challenges have been intensified, and the ownership rate is very likely to fall further,» says Will Dunning, chief economist for the association and author of the report.

[12][13][13][14][15][16] Several revisionist authors have challenged the veracity of this incident, arguing that it was exaggerated or invented.

He is also the author of Beyond the Job Description and Re-Making Communication at Work, both of which helped to establish his place in the next generation of influential thinkers challenging everything we thought we knew about success at work.

She is also the author of Design Works: How to Tackle Your Toughest Innovation Challenges Through Business Design.

The authors usefully highlight the ways in which the evangelical fervor of the nineteenth century gave women considerably expanded space for social leadership, and they view people such as Matthews and Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormons, as reacting, at least in significant part, to this challenge to patriarchy.

Our story on a small cadre of authors challenging the existence of Jesus Christ drew almost 5,000 comments on Easter Sunday, with some upset that we did the story, others objecting to its publication on Easter, and plenty of others defending the article and the run date and debating the merits and implications of the debate.

It helps us to know that every word of Jesus, Paul, Peter, etc is not captured in the Bible because: — We will always be challenged to understand the fullness of the message the authors were conveying to their audience.

Tolkien and O'Connor offer more of a challenge, for the initial impact of reading either of these authors may well be exactly the opposite of appreciating the metaphorical potential of their works.

The author emphasizes the importance of creating church membership instruction which challenges an intelligent interest in the discussion of important religious question of our day if we are to have an informed laity.

Best Conversation: The authors of Forgive Us: Confessions of a Compromised Faith led an informative and challenging «teach in» on Twitter Wednesday night focusing on sins committed against women and girls and featuring a range of guests, including myself, Mimi Haddad, Deborah Brunt, Úna F. Lucey - Lee, Gail Song Bantum, and many others.

I challenge all readers to read the chapters preceding Isaiah 53 (chapters 41 thru 52) and you will see for yourself that the author of Isaiah is referring to the nation of Israel as the «suffering servant», not to the future messiah, and therefore, not to Jesus.

Rather than choosing between sinful - but - scrumptious indulgence on the one hand and godly - but - tiresome obedience on the other, the challenge is to select between enslavement to unwholesome and distasteful foods — bondage to Boston cream pie is one author's illustration — and deliverance into the possibility of living a truly energetic, salubrious and meaningful existence.

Shane Claiborne, author of «The Irresistible Revolution» and a founding member of an alternative community called the Simple Way, points to another challenge.

He is also the author of Unlimited Love (Templeton Foundation Press, 2003) and The Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000).

Kate Bowler is an assistant professor in the school of divinity at Duke University, the author of Blessed: A History of the American Prosperity Gospel, and host of Everything Happens, a podcast featuring honest conversations about life's toughest challenges.

I question the author's notion that connecting yourself to a doctrine by blind faith, based on no evidence whatsoever, is a sign of a critcal person willing to question and challenge.

While praising the «rich tradition» of American liberalism and its practice of challenging «any authoritarian imposition of religious or ethical values,» the authors assert that «we can't have our cake and eat it: unlimited choice and uncluttered freedom get in the way of family strength and community well - being.»

Thus, for a key example, the authors of the Constitution appear in debates and analyses only as authorities, perhaps supporting or perhaps challenging, but in any case other than the American people.

Yet authors Martin Robinson and Dan Yarnell write in Celebrating the Small Church: «It is unlikely the activity of a few larger churches, no matter how creative they might be, will be enough to meet the missionary challenge of our age.

in other words, using lots of fancy words and terms to hide the fact that you haven't actually debunked nor even challenged anything the author said.

The unknown author of this book was writing at time when his Jewish heritage was encountering challenges from Greek critical thought, and he expressed here his sense of uncertainty.

Indeed, in support of the thesis that the Open Letter's «elusive and silent» character concerning the Vatican's anthropological and ethical challenge is intentional, Magister quotes Aref Ali Nayed, one of the main authors of the Letter stating, in an interview with the Catholic News Service:

The unknown author of this book had the temerity to challenge this assumption in a drama in which God agreed to let Satan test the loyalty of Job, a righteous man, by stripping him of his possessions, his children, and his health.

Like its predecessors, his new book is layered with statistical quirks and story twists, as the author crafts a compelling and ambitious argument designed to challenge and even change the reader's view of the world.

The consistent theme among these authors is that they were unprepared for the challenges of pregnancy and motherhood.

The force of this first conversation, begun by the Bible's first question, is to call into question authority and obedience; by challenging the goodness (3:1) and the truthfulness (3:4) of the author, by denying the announced consequences of disobedience (3:4 - 5), and by suggesting attractive alternative benefits of eating (i.e., goods beyond food and sex, namely, godlikeness though knowledge [3:5]-RRB-, speech and reason erode the force of the prohibition.

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