Sentences with phrase «intellectual robustness»

In the process, we have gained tremendous experience in administering an innovative global scientific organization, which combines the intellectual robustness and creativity of academia with the focus and infrastructure of industry.

While I promote and encourage intellectual robustness and critical thinking, individual interpretation (just for the sake of being individual — i.e. different) I do not.

It spoke to me about the way to function in the church, where intellectual robustness and individual interpretation is seen as suspect at best.

Like us over at Mere Orthodoxy, Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen likes C.S. Lewis.As an undergrad, she was drawn to his vision of a Christianity, which fuses intellectual robustness with piety and a lively imagination.

Benedict's own later theological conservatism owed less to any kind of ideology, I think, than to his allergic reaction to what he saw as a lack of intellectual robustness and spiritual seriousness in the seminaries where he taught.

Yet it was assumed that the intellectual ability that had gained you admission in the first place would translate into an openness to new ideas, and an intellectual robustness — an ability to be thick - skinned — which meant you could entertain an idea without being mortally offended by it.