Sentences with phrase «in subsequent»

In subsequent sessions he played in a variety of ways and with a good deal of relaxed spontaneity.

I've noticed that nearly every time I post anything about the upcoming presidential election, the issue of abortion inevitably emerges in the subsequent comments.

The church of Galileo's time had perhaps more grounds for feeling confidence that it was right than has been the case in subsequent dilemmas, and yet it was wrong.

Sometimes a Supreme Court case, maybe the Smith case, just gets ignored in subsequent opinions as though it never occurred.

Having recognised the value of marriage, in the subsequent paragraphs (48 - 52) it expands upon the Church's understanding of marriage:

And the prophet's sure hope of Israel's re-creation, of her restoration again to life and meaning, is climaxed in the stirring description of the overthrow of Gog — Babylon no doubt for Ezekiel, but certainly in subsequent centuries again and again the oppressor, the most conspicuous contemporary source of injustice and brutality and all human anguish, whose overthrow must precede the reign of God in history, the establishment of his just rule among men.

Within this continuing community were particular individuals who served as exemplars in subsequent recollection: Abraham, Moses, David, the great prophets, priests and rabbis.

The first two are discussed in detail in the next chapter, the others in subsequent chapters:

In the second edition (1970) of Kuhn's book and in subsequent essays, he distinguished several features which he had previously lumped together: a research tradition, the key historical examples («exemplars») through which the tradition is transmitted, and the set of metaphysical assumptions implicit in its fundamental conceptual categories.

The Synoptic tradition continues to ground the life of Christians in every subsequent phase as the risen Christ shares the Spirit with former followers who may now have the same energy they observed in Jesus but could not yet share.

In the subsequent 35 years mass attendance fell by almost half, dropping from 205,000 to 107,000.

In his subsequent maturing he revised that judgment.40 I am suggesting that the so - called conversion experiences of Wesley and Luther and many others are really transition experiences.

Whether their beginnings were due to the teachings of Thomas as tradition strongly asserts, or some one else whose name is unknown, it can be asserted that the missionary activity of the Nestorian merchants, artisans and clergy in the subsequent centuries must have contributed considerably to their development and growth.

Death strips us all of whatever we possess of beauty or power (a topic to which Villon turns in the subsequent ballade).

But Cobb adds that this radical conception of dialogue has not been taken up in subsequent WCC discussions.

In the subsequent centuries scientific inquiry has revealed an increasing number and complexity of entities, but the philosophical problem of the relative status of these entities has been largely ignored.

President Reagan has often repeated the themes of his 1981 inaugural address in subsequent major speeches, such as his 1984 State of the Union message.

Since Iran is the world's leading Shi'a power, many Iranians expect that it will play a major role in preparing for the Mahdi and in his subsequent activity.

the crux of the argument in this investigation is not simply the common presupposition of a theory of space and time structure by scientific inquiry; rather, it is the common presupposition of a privileged space and time structure, and the use of this privileged space and time structure in subsequent physical analysis in a strikingly similar manner.

The most recent Chinese census shows a sex ratio of 150 boys for 100 girls in subsequent pregnancies.

In subsequent phases of concrescence, ideas are objects of more complex comparative feelings which may or may not reach conscious apprehension.

So she will modify her response in the immediate relation to dancer P as well as in subsequent relations.

8 The thesis advanced here is further developed and emphasized in subsequent sections of this chapter.

Although the New Testament has answers for these difficulties, its own answers do not completely resolve the issues, which are then taken up in the subsequent history of the forms of love in the Christian tradition (SFL 39).

Becoming can not be a term in a relation so as to be contained in a subsequent prehension because it has no existence except in its satisfaction, which is no longer becoming.

«I felt so proud to be an American,» Mansuri said in a subsequent interview «That an individual like me, an immigrant, a concerned parent, went through the textbook adoption process and that changes were made because I participated — this is amazing.

To a large extent, the latter have succeeded in controlling the Church in subsequent years and thus suppressed the liberational impulse created by the Church in the early days.

I came to know Charles Hartshorne and his wife Dorothy in subsequent years, both on his visits to Australia and mine to the U.S..

Whereas in relation to other actual occasions their causal efficacy for the new occasion functions only in the initial phase, this interpretation of the rise of novelty requires that God's causal efficacy function also in subsequent phases since conceptual reversion» occurs after the initial phase of the occasion (PR 378.)

It certainly includes God's conceptual feeling of eternal objects X and Y together with his feeling of relevance of Y to X. Hence no new hybrid prehension of God is required in subsequent phases.

In subsequent phases of the becoming of the occasion, complex syntheses of conceptual and physical prehensions occur, but these are not our concern at this point.

Shall we say with certain scholars that we can never regain the actual words (the ipsissima verba) of Old Testament personalities, or that any hard and fast distinction between what comes from the prophet himself and what had its origin in subsequent tradition is no longer possible?

The reasons for the virtual subjugation of the organic for a completely mechanical view in the subsequent history of science are complex.

The journal's editor, who is likewise friendly to the cause of same - sex marriage, stands by its publication, and in a subsequent issue publishes a follow - up article by its author, who cogently defends and restates his findings.

But I shall keep myself as far as possible at present to the more «scientific» view; and only as the plot thickens in subsequent lectures shall I consider the question of its absolute sufficiency as an explanation of all the facts.

If Isaiah's Messianism has an eschatological flavor, that is, if it anticipates a growing concern in subsequent centuries with the «last things,» we may remark that this is, for Isaiah, the goal of history; that Isaiah may indeed be the father of Jewish and Christian eschatology; but that for Isaiah it is a «natural» and consistent development of a very real covenant history.

The implications of these divisions become thematic in the subsequent tales in Genesis; controversies springing from them trouble us to the present day, and, in my view, will continue to do so indefinitely.

I guess under Judge Martin's brilliant legal analysis, if the gun - toting, bible - beatin» Christians of his county find his ruling «offensive» they can just bring their pitchforks and remove him from the bench, and then in any subsequent prosecution all evidence will be thrown out and Judge Martin can be called a «doofus» for making a ruling that offends them.

We can see here an emphasis on the dignity and value of the human person that was at the heart of Pope John Paul's philosophical studies and is echoed both in the teachings of the Second Vatican Council — to which he made noted contributions as a bishop — and in subsequent teachings of the Magisterium.

And Barr, in a subsequent letter, affirms: «The whole point of my article was precisely to demonstrate that the narrow concept of randomness that is used throughout all branches of science is compatible with a divine Providence that governs and directs every event in the universe.»

The group's perceptions of her abilities and resourcefulness, shared in subsequent sessions, helped to rectify her «I'm - OK.only - in - «female» - roles» feelings.

In subsequent years, it became the catchall symbol seized on by everybody who wanted the benefits of being recognized as a victim.

Might the influence of nominalism in the subsequent century be relevant?

I made that correction in subsequent universes and some of those organisms are a laugh riot.

In a desperate attempt to bridge choice and faith, many who choose to «interrupt» their pregnancies (the common phrase in these cases) embrace the idea of the transmigration of souls, expecting that the terminated fetus will return in a subsequent pregnancy, wearing a new, improved body.

In subsequent years, the unresolvable tension in Luther's soul between present doubt and future hope goaded him into frantic advocacy, disparagement of doubt - inducing reason, and vitriolic polemic.

In a subsequent article, he takes up the canonization of Edith Stein in «The Saint and the Holocaust.»

Yet as we look at each of the Five Points in more detail in subsequent posts, we will make room for other Calvinistic voices to be heard as well, and as we look at the biblical passages they use to defend their theology, we will see that Calvinism may not be as reasonable or biblical as it first appears.

In subsequent chapters, Appleby presents case studies both of militants who use violence and those who work for peace.

After much protest, the editors agreed to delete this term and replace it with «sodo.mites» in subsequent editions.