Sentences with phrase «elaborate arguments»

Editing The most elaborate argument in the «self - publishing» debate is the idea that a traditionally published book is somehow earned through impeccable standards and a degree of grammatical perfection.

These fans (ordinary folk as opposed to industry - insiders, authors, academics or other experts) offer extensive and elaborate arguments for their interpretations, which range from the movie being a metaphor for genocide to proof that Kubrick faked the Apollo moon landings footage.

Since Thomism offers this more elaborate argument, it has survived the critique of Hume much more successfully than has deistic natural theology.

Placher's book The Domestication of Transcendence elaborates this argument with the implicit purpose of showing that postliberal theology is not antirealist.

When we allow Church teaching and biblical proclamation to share in a common claim to truth, the obvious differences, the puzzling divergences, and the unexpected harmonies will naturally compel our minds and draw us into elaborate arguments that interweave theological and biblical analysis.

One of the two appellants is the Board itself, which through counsel presented detailed and elaborate arguments in support of its decision in favour of the Company.

In the subsequent case of McGinnis v. Watson, [Footnote 40] this principle is again applied and supported by a more elaborate argument.

In question 75 of the first part of the Summa theologiae [ST 1.75], Thomas Aquinas puts forward an elaborate argument for the incorruptibility of the human soul, interweaving ideas from...

In question 75 of the first part of the Summa theologiae [ST 1.75], Thomas Aquinas puts forward an elaborate argument for the incorruptibility of the human soul, interweaving ideas from Aristotle's Categories [Cat.]

And in a chapter titled «On Not Being a Dove,» he elaborates the arguments that angered so many of his fellow artists during the 1960s, when he defended the motives of Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey in the Vietnam catastrophe.

Clients highlight her «outstanding oratory skills,» and her «ability to present sophisticated and elaborate arguments in a clear way.»