Sentences with phrase «event as a certainty»

It's just that open theists are so confident in God's intelligence that we don't think God would have to foreknow an event as a certainty to guarantee this.

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Not only are the meager materials in the Gospels which deal with his earlier life obviously legendary and late, but even within the brief compass of his public career no certainty is possible as to the order of events and little as to the historicity of a great many particular events.

Once this ultimate structure of divine - human communion has been actualized in the life of Christ, tried, purged, and refined in the crucible of the Way of the Cross, and given the double - sided efficacy to which we have referred subsequent to the events of Resurrection and Pentecost, the new aeon is present with a power and certainty as great as the size of God and the constancy of the divine love — that is to say, as great as a process - relational model of real contingency in the divine - worldly ecosystem will allow, given God's excellence and pre-eminence within that ecosystem.

But it is precisely not «this stone» which, as a simple event» or a «simple object,» makes possible this individual sense certainty and the communication of truth which is built upon this certainty; rather, it is the structure of the world «embodied» by the stone which performs this task.

The implication of the new subatomic physics was that certainty was replaced by probability, or the notion of tendencies rather than absolutes: «we can never predict an atomic event with certainty; we can only predict the likelihood of its happening»... This directly contradicts the mechanistic model we explored above, and it implies that a subject such as normal birth needs to be looked at as a whole rather than its parts...»

I «ve worked at her events, sent my clients to her as a coach, and shared business ideas, and I can say with certainty, that she «s got a level of integrity that is impossible to surpass.

In this example, the inspection is the «future event or circumstance that can not be predicted with certainty,» as stated in the definition above.

As much as we crave certainty, it rarely exists, and it definitely does not exist in the world of financial markets where returns are driven by events that can not be consistently forecasteAs much as we crave certainty, it rarely exists, and it definitely does not exist in the world of financial markets where returns are driven by events that can not be consistently forecasteas we crave certainty, it rarely exists, and it definitely does not exist in the world of financial markets where returns are driven by events that can not be consistently forecasted.

This calculator can not predict your final superannuation benefit with certainty because this will depend on your personal circumstances including unexpected events in your life and external factors such as investment earnings, tax and inflation.

However, I don't agree that Al Gore is sensationalizing hurricanes — what Gore is saying is certainly in the realm of possibilities, and although Gore's general message is dead on (and I do think is being confirmed by events such as rapid arctic melting), I don't expect 100 % certainty in his predictions (especially since it seems that the lessening of snow on Mt. Kilimanjaro isn't due to global warming.

On another subject, now that we know from Al Gore's researches, that our SUVs, which keep raising the CO2 levels at Mauna Loa, are the direct cause of the Mediaeval Warm Period (remember that was just 800 years before the present rising CO2 event); we can predict with near certainty, that when everybody who signed on to the Kyoto accords, meets their obligations, resulting in a coming dearth of atmospheric CO2, that is going to directly cause an event which will become known as the little ice age which happened in the 1600 to 1840 time range.

You'd be amazed at how many politicians (and I'm thinking of politicians specifically here) take the lack of certainty in the outcome of an event as a justification for doing whatever sounds really good to them at that particular moment in time.

Some researchers identified continued mortality as late as October 2007 [15], beyond which it was difficult to attribute further mortalities to this bleaching event with sufficient certainty.

While most scientists believe extreme weather events will be more frequent as heat - trapping carbon dioxide emissions cause global temperatures to rise, Baddour said it was impossible to say with certainty what the second half of 2007 will bring.

Energy market projections are subject to much uncertainty, as many of the events that shape energy markets and future developments in technologies, demographics, and resources can not be foreseen with certainty.

As I said above, there are many past climate events for which we lack the data to explain with certainty, and this is just one of them.

While you can't scientifically attach a single event to a climate trend, you can predict with reasonable certainty that such events will take place as the climate shifts into further warming.

To the extent that policy makers (such as those controlling the dam in Queensland) are convinced of that certainty, foreseeable severe weather events become unforeseeable (to those policy makers), with sometimes catastrophic consequences.

The longer between an event and trial, the more unreliable the testimony becomes, as the brain's need to make sense of history and rationalize past behavior can put certainty around a recollection that at the time was uncertain.

Whilst this approach provides certainty that the transaction will operate as intended, this inherent lack of flexibility can present difficulties when unexpected events occur such as:

TheJudge Canada is a market leader in the placement of Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Litigation Insurance (also known as After the Event or «ATE» insurance) with specialist insurance programs arranged to provide certainty and clarity.

(In negligence law, past events are treated as as certainties once held probable.)

But the thing is that the cryptocurrency market has so many twists and turns (after all, that's why there's so much potential in the coins as speculative investments) that even with all the data in the world on hand, there's no certainty that a split or hacking or news event won't derail your prediction one way or the other.

The dictionary defines a contingency as «a future event or circumstance that is possible but can not be predicted with certainty.»