Sentences with phrase «heart of the crisis»

The loss of this unified sense of a single wisdom through which all reality is framed lies at the very heart of the crisis of Christianity in Western culture.

As a physicist whose career is divided between universities in Pakistan and the US, Pervez Hoodbhoy's personal experiences have given him a unique insight into a number of urgent questions at the very heart of this crisis.

The culture exported from the so - called developed countries, which we are adopting unthinkingly is at the heart of the crisis.

The heart of a crisis is our response to a situation that we experience as stressful or emotionally hazardous.

The heart of the crisis is a crisis of the intellect, in the order of that framework of philosophy through which theology is supported and explained.

He had, one thought at the time, unwittingly enunciated the heart of the crisis in the Church, namely, not the lack of influence of our humble apostolate, but the lack of harmony of faith and reason at all ecclesial levels.

That is the question at the heart of this crisis, and as we struggle together to answer it, I am convinced that what we don't need is bigger buildings or fancier sound equipment, better pastors or more parishioners, newer ministries or deeper pockets.

It is this attitude that «lies at the heart of the crisis of the West, the crisis of Europe.»

The heart of the crisis is a crisis of the intellect... The modern scientific civilisation... must be crowned by the head of God Incarnate, or [else it will be crowned by] the head of Man, who is his own god.

He says the «competitiveness problem» at the heart of the crisis needs to be made.

At the heart of this crisis lies the search by voters for a vision of democracy and elections that disperses decision - making power more, affords more nuanced representation to UK citizens, and gives a broader range of parties access to the policy arena.

Lobbying lies at the heart of the crisis in party funding, for example, and the cash - for - honours scandal.

Two major nuclear power plants are at the heart of the crisis, both of which were hit by the quake and the tsunami.

These questions are fascinating, and get to the heart of this crisis: the quality of the teaching and learning in schools across the developing world.

Fighting upward through the derelict lower levels of 2080 Tokyo into the beautiful upper city, players control an international Special Forces squad, specializing in covert ops, which sets out to battle to the heart of the crisis.

«Troubled assets were at the heart of the crisis that gathered steam during the last several years and erupted in 2008....

At the heart of the crisis was the proposed expansion of a golf course and development of condominiums on disputed land that included a Mohawk burial ground.