Sentences with phrase «different canon»
The phrase "different canon" refers to a separate or alternative set of rules, principles, or accepted knowledge. It suggests that there are multiple versions or interpretations of something, which may be seen or understood in contrasting ways. Full definition
We have some different viewpoints to be sure, different canons of scripture even, but I've always given you the benefit of the doubt that you actually believed the positions you espoused, but this is over top demonization on a scale that I've never seen from someone claiming to be a christian before, not even from the most holier - than - thou fundamentalist.
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There are multiple different canons, Eastern, Roman, Protestant, Ethiopian, Romanian, etc. and that's not even getting into the fact that they are all bad English mistranslations.
A new trailer for Disney Infinity's Toy Box focuses on the mashing - up of characters from two very different canons.
I don't think we have merely interpretive differences here, I think... in a fundamental sense, we each have different canons we are operating with.
Pose the same question to Lois Ellen Frank and she'll cite a different canon: quail, blue corn, wild rice, chipotle peppers — ideally purchased from the people who have been raising and growing these foods for centuries.
From a fanfic writer's perspective, these are essentially two different canons, and it will be interesting to see how Amazon treats material written for one as opposed to the other.
That is not unlike the definition of modern art for Clement Greenberg, although Masheck has a different canon in mind than Greenberg's.
A close look at my doctorate reveals that it is in positive organizational psychology, which means I had to learn two different canons: positive psychology and organizational behavior.