Sentences with phrase «ideology makes»

The science is really not that hard to understand for those capable of understanding science that conflicts with what their ideology makes them want to believe that the science should say.

The proliferation of this ideology makes it easier for charter opponents to characterize the sector as the boogieman many suspect us to be.

Grabbing hold of an ideology makes it easier to feel right.

The eclipse of communist ideology makes it all the more important to remember that, despite its antireligious tradition, Marxist - Leninist communism was, conceptually, the product of a world that felt the need for a transcendent vision.

All non-Abrahamic religions, philosophies and ideologies make them worship self and thus filthy to the core.

By and large, the majority of mainline theological ideologies make pretty strong assertions about there being one God, one way to heaven, and one path to follow.

Stardock's decision to tie government styles to ideologies makes perfect sense, but the cost of these ideologies should be considerably lowered to make the game more fun and government styles more accessible.

Repub / Dems political ideologies makes next to zero difference here.

Not exact matches

«To ignore market trends by impeding progress toward a cleaner energy future, on the basis of ignorance or ideology, makes no sense,» Nathanael Greene, director of renewable policy at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.

Of course, this dynamic exists offline, too — we make friends who have similar interests and ideologies, for example.

It's that he makes bigoted ideologies appear, to his followers, more acceptable.»

By attacking thousands of troops, @realDonaldTrump makes clear that he cares more about extreme ideology than military readiness.

«If we're going to make any sort of progress on winning this global war against Jihadism, we've got to focus on the ideology and win the battle of ideas, not just have a look at their propaganda tools and their frontmen and their symbols.»

But backlashes against Muslims who have no part in the Islamic State's ideologies or actions make the situation much worse.

If it rates articles and publications for accuracy, it could make those scores public to demonstrate that they aren't systematically biasing things toward any particular ideology.

Those votes highlighted the fervent free - market ideology that has made Hensarling, now chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, the proud leader of the drive by congressional Republicans to roll back tougher federal oversight of the financial system.

Unfortunately, the Institute has let its ideology get in the way of good policy making.

We're at a line in the sand here, where we can continue blindly marching over the cliff, or we can get a grip: ramp down fossil fuel use immediately, get an economic system geared to fixing up the mess we've made instead of enriching the few who already have far more than enough, nourish an ideology of cooperation instead of competition, and put the technology to more intelligent uses than convenience and mindless diversion.

The meeting boasted a long list as to why a merger of Wildrose and PC ideologies not only make sense, but could result in a majority Conservative government.

I have quite a few observations to make and questions to ask about this mischievous document, about its methodology and its ideology.

If there is a danger of being seduced into imagining that the horrors of jihadism can be explained simply by blaming Islam, there are also temptations of multicultural ideology and of the spirit of «inclusion,» which only too quickly make excuses for jihadist violence.

Or was the entire story just «made up» to further Ms. Egan's political ideology?

Like popular movements of the past, Trumpism was made possible by a political climate in which — as Lasch put it over forty years ago — our «parties no longer represent the opinions and interests of ordinary people,» while the «political process is dominated by rival elites committed to irreconcilable ideologies.»

But what most of us want is to make your voice heard across green crescent and change the military - mullah - extremist - terrorist nexus, and bring peace to this insane world of crazy ideology.

Mitch Daniels, former governor of Indiana and now president of Purdue University, has been so accused — but not at all credibly — because of some remarks he made a few years ago in an e-mail, while he was governor, about the tired old ideology pedlar Howard Zinn, whose widely used book, A People's History of the United States, Daniels called «disinformation.»

The retiring Dean of Peterborough has said the Church of England's slowly making clergy all the same, into one «bland, uniform ideology».

He makes a compelling case for rethinking human rights on the ground that it has become «a powerful ideology that promises to relieve us of the burdens of political responsibility for the common good.»

It is this assurance of divine liberating power that makes unnecessary the impatient employment of such human devices as ideology, which are generally felt to be necessary where power is urgently needed and divine power is not hoped for.

But before we leave this analysis of imperial ideology and turn to the New Testament, I would like to make a few qualifying remarks.

They form the ideology of a new religion, and make up a relatively complete and internally, consistent explanation of humanity, the world, and human destiny, asserting that this vision is true and others are, at best, less true.

1) It is maintained by some that the relationship was essentially analogical - sequential: that is, imperial ideology did not directly shape ideas about Christ but, by virtue of the obvious analogies between some key elements of both, it made the ideas about Christ preached by the early Christians easily comprehensible and attractive to pagans.

Secular humanism is my ideology and I make of it what I will according to my ideals of how I think people should act towards each other.

Atwood's outrageous caricature is justified partly by the point it makes about the dangers of reducing «reality» to a rigid, life - denying ideology.

A person can, no doubt, make an idol out of an ideology, but the mere possibility does not establish, as Koyzis seems to think, that Christian liberals, Christian conservatives, etc., have committed themselves to an essentially idolatrous project.

Got ta love those who pick and choose what they want to make into an ideology.

Gender ideology seemed a ridiculous and improbable threat when I first considered its claims of male brains trapped in female bodies, but its rapid ascendancy in law and public opinion has made the term «transgender» a household word.

It can not make up its mind as to what kind of person the humanities should cultivate: a person who criticizes in pursuit of the truth or an unmasker of ideologies who has given up the quest for truth and settles for constantly unmaking and remaking the world.

At the March for Life, no efforts were made to police the ideology of the marchers.

We assume that every nation - state will make decisions based upon national interest or national ideology, and that no universal principles exist which can or could compromise national sovereignty.

I see the cartoon as hyperbole to make a point but there is the dominant ideology to consider and I would challenge the assumption about women being treated harshly and men getting a free ride implied.

At the same time if in a rush to perpetuate a victim narrative consistent with the dominant ideology and inappropriately make this comment out to be an example of «mansplaining» I will, with respect push back against that.

Hand you been a man, and engaged in keeping with your desire I would have expressed fear that the valid points made in the comment challenging the «feminist approach» had been overlooked and critiqued your deference to the dominant ideology with the victim narrative, challenging what you want to «urge» me to do.

Let me repeat what I said above — that the Christian can not participate in a movement that makes violence and men's anger a factor in its strategy; nor can he credit an ideology that promises to establish a new order through violence.

No other structure in the world can be called on to promise eternal salvation, and when such salvific claims are made in the name of some nation, race, social class, religion, or ideology, the church must fight such idolatry and blasphemy with all its means of persuasion, even to the point of martyrdom.

She rightly saw the distrust between men and women as being rooted in the unequal distribution of power between them: «At any given time, the more powerful side will create an ideology suitable to help maintain its position and to make this position more acceptable to the weaker one... It is the function of such an ideology to deny or conceal the existence of a struggle.»

Seemingly, despite progress made against discrimination / prejudice against external differences (colour / race / gender), it is still perfectly acceptable in some places to discriminate against internal differences (beliefs / ideology / worldview / sexual orientation etc.) and to do so with such vehemence as to rival some of those historical examples you cited.

It's a political ideology custom made for thugs.

Long before there was a debate about same - sex anything, far too many people bought into a liberal ideology about sexuality that makes a mess of marriage: Cohabitation, no - fault divorce, extra-marital sex, non-marital childbearing, massive consumption of pornography and the hook - up culture all contributed to the breakdown of our marriage culture.

Because of the «ism» at the end, making it appear as if it were an ideology, and the fact that they do not understand the definition of the word... and many seek to use a «false equivalency» in a bid to bolster their failed arguments, too.

Those regularly involved with ideas who regard themselves as without ideology, without some general pattern (s) of analysis out of which they make sense of experience, need either to think more deeply or — more likely — to stop fooling themselves.