Sentences with phrase «genuine disagreement»

Genuine disagreement on the philosophy of mathematics / logic (of which there are more than one), and 2.

There is deep and genuine disagreement over the morality of certain practices.

The effectual truth of both technocratic governance and therapeutic populism is a denial of the place that genuine disagreement about the good and individual honor have in political life.

Mr Lynas has a weakness for using phrases like «science tells us» when he might more accurately say «a recent paper in Geophysical Research Letters suggests», and this serves to overstate conclusions and underplay genuine disagreements.

As for «correct», well I'd certainly agree there is such a thing as a «correct» calculation according to Bayes but it depends on what you put in - including the prior, and there may be genuine disagreement there even if nowhere else.

But on another level, here is genuine disagreement over the obligations of our government: are federal lawmakers morally obliged to seize an opportunity to help a local community in need — even if that means sidetracking the legislative process — or to respect the autonomy of local and state governments and thus to avoid special treatment or bad precedent?

Instead, Grant suggests we should teach our kids that silence in the face of genuine disagreement is the real sign of disrespect.

If you are in a genuine disagreement, at some point, you need to focus on what caused the conflict, right?

Odium Theologicum, genuine disagreement, resulting in enmity and even hatred, was liable to become as intense in theology as in any discipline; understandably, in that theology was concerned precisely with the definition of human life, the relation of man to the Divine.

As a result, MacIntyre argues that no genuine disagreements ever get raised in the contemporary university.

Its a childish approach when there is genuine disagreement.

Responding to her critique involves not only dealing with our genuine disagreements but also clearing up some misunderstandings.