Not exact matches
The problem is not one
of deciding in favor
of Bellah's emphasis or Berger's (
plenty of evidence exists to support the importance
of both types
of symbolism in most religions).
I am sorry to disappoint you Ms. Atheist Sherron Teal, but the vast majority
of the world's BEST scholars all agree that Jesus
of Nazareth absolutely DID
exist and there is
plenty of evidence in the writings
of ancient historians to prove it.
«
Plenty of research
exists today that suggests a direct benefit to increased protein intake and its impact on health, and consumers clearly have interest as
evidenced by the number
of new protein - enhanced snacks on the market,» said Dan Hammer, senior vice president and general manager
of frozen division at Inventure Foods, Inc. «However, we found that while some snacks delivered on nutrient levels, many fell well short on taste.
Take the psychoactive substances bill, in which May outlawed drugs which did not
exist, by banning something she could not define, despite
plenty of evidence from other countries that this would exacerbate the legal highs problems.
While I could not find any studies conducted using human subjects, there
exists plenty of anecdotal
evidence that Tribulus Terrestris helps improve sexual functions and increases libido.
And if there is
plenty of evidence that low carb diets promote healthy longevity why don't you provide it instead
of just claiming it
exists?
Although
plenty of anecdotal
evidence exists, many herbs have not been subjected to scientific study.
Plenty of documents
exist in education, but how can we get our head around them for the purposes
of research and
evidence based approaches in school?
And while all the
evidence points to an unfortunate fall, Maisie soon finds that
plenty of possible motives
exist for Nick's murder.
Even if Global Warming did not
exist, there is
plenty of evidence that, pollution in general, is damaging to our three Great Kingdoms... animal, vegetable, mineral.
This might seem odd, but there is
plenty of good scientific
evidence that mate copying
exists.