Sentences with phrase «close kinship of»

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This gospel of salvation, with its elevated estimate of human worth and possibility, possessed a close kinship with the Greek philosophy.

Despite the close kinship and friendship of these countries, the treatment of the American Revolution and the War of 1812 differed radically.

In the sustained if intermittent violent disputes with her near neighbors, Ammon and Moab (Lot), and Edom (Esau), Israel continues to recognize her close kinship with these semitic groups but insists in the stories that her claim to Canaan was validated long before she came out of Egypt and into the land under Joshua.

Certainly other factors are at play here, from low levels of education to strong kinship systems, but it's likely that Christian and Muslim teachings celebrating the generation of life and customs and rituals honoring the sacrifices of fathers and mothers play a role in accounting for the close connection between fertility and faith around the globe.

Regarding his intellectual affinities, Hartshorne feels himself to be «closest» to Charles Sanders Peirce, Henri Bergson, and A. N. Whitehead.4 He expresses gratitude to his Harvard professors C. I. Lewis and H. M. Sheffer for introducing him to «logical exactitude,» and especially to Professor William Ernest Hocking, his first teacher in philosophical theology, for fresh insights into a philosophically trustworthy vision of God.5 Furthermore, he acknowledges some indebtedness to Josiah Royce, William James, and Ralph Barton Perry, as well as a close kinship to the Russian existentialist Nicolai Berdyaev.6 Nevertheless, Hartshome's philosophy is strikingly similar and most profoundly indebted to that of A. N. Whitehead.

They vastly increased in number but retained close ties of kinship.

Paul comes from a close family and craves the kinship of a team.

When she was 5, her older brother gave her a copy of Oliver Butterworth's The Enormous Egg, a fantasy that plays off the then - controversial notion of a close kinship between dinosaurs and birds.

Recent research demonstrates that the bonds of kinship will not keep a chimp from piling up stones and hurling them at zoo visitors if they get too close.

Each succeeding room will reveal a faster moving and more intricate part of the mechanism and / or display, until, at the end, the visitor comprehends, or is nudged a bit closer to comprehending, the whole vast, complex, slow / fast, cosmic / human, inexorable, mysterious, terrible, joyous sweep of time and feels kinship with all who live, or will live, in its embrace.

Suspicions that this close kinship played some role in their kids» problems led the two families to this clinic at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSHRC) and into the care of Fowzan Alkuraya, a young Saudi geneticist who had recently returned from the United States.

Small fragments of mitochondrial DNA were eventually sequenced, confirming the Asian Elephant's close kinship to the Woolly Mammoth — even closer than to African Elephants.

She finds kinship in a bartender named Luke Cage (Mike Colter) and gets closer to her estranged adoptive sister, Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor), who hasn't quite yet adopted the identity of Hellcat.

A small film of overwhelming power, you can feels Huston's kinship with Joyce's closing passage: «Better to pass boldly into that other world in the full glory of some passion than fade and wither dismally with age.»

True love between a worldly member of the culturati and a relative innocent, a specific Jewish backdrop, an acclaimed literary novel at the source — all these elements suggest a closer kinship between Disobedience and a more recent art - house hit about a gay romance.

Poised in front of the flat bottomed steering wheel in the refreshed 2014 Buick Regal GS, its close kinship to its Opel Insignia cousin is readily evident, as is the fact Buick is getting...

Take Over makes audible the close relationship of these two political anthems and mines the musical kinship for traces of this changing symbolic significance.

These include reviewing the status of children in kinship care to be closer to that of looked after children in relation to the immensely difficult circumstances they often face.

One of the upsides of being a grandparent or kinship carer is being able to make close friendships with people in a similar situation to you.

Kinship Placements: An Integrative Approach Crittenden & Farnfeld (2008) In Foster Care Therapist Handbook: Relational Approaches to the Children and Their Families View Abstract Describes kinship care as an important alternative to standard foster care and offers guidelines to help case managers make decisions involving relative and nonrelative foster care to help protect children and promote the development of close familial conneKinship Placements: An Integrative Approach Crittenden & Farnfeld (2008) In Foster Care Therapist Handbook: Relational Approaches to the Children and Their Families View Abstract Describes kinship care as an important alternative to standard foster care and offers guidelines to help case managers make decisions involving relative and nonrelative foster care to help protect children and promote the development of close familial connekinship care as an important alternative to standard foster care and offers guidelines to help case managers make decisions involving relative and nonrelative foster care to help protect children and promote the development of close familial connections.

These community - based kinship care services provide a range of cultural and support services for children in kinship care and their families close to where they live.

The article discusses the strengths of Latino and other immigrant kinship families due to their social networks, which include both close and distant relatives and friends that may be considered family, such as godparents.

Kinship care is the care given to a child whose parents are unable to provide the care and support for a child and this responsibility is taken on by a family member such as a grandparent, aunt, uncle, sibling or other connected adults to the child such as godparents or close friends of the family.

Although an individual act of lateral violence, be it bullying, backstabbing or gossiping can target one person, the traumatic impact can reverberate across the community because of the close community and kinship ties in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.