Sentences with phrase «internal contradictions»

How could she know about my own internal contradictions that make me my own worst critic?

The reason for this is that there is a massive internal contradiction at the heart of attempts to manage the consumption of alcohol.

Don't any of you want to question a direct internal contradiction such as this?

It does however point out some serious internal contradictions with the widely accepted climate sensitivity and the CO2 forcing equations.

This view sorts ill with Hartshorne's frequent assertion that the position contains internal contradictions.

When a person is displaced into a radically different culture, he suffers acute distress, and when cultural patterns deteriorate through internal contradictions in a society or by external forces, the persons concerned undergo disorientation and disintegration.

To set mercy in opposition to the indissoluble bond of marriage is to set mercy against fidelity, and for someone who believes in the God of Jesus Christ that entails an irresolvable internal contradiction.

These exceptions are really internal contradictions that get into the documents because this is committee writing, not Holy Writ, and every group wants its say, including the anti-anthropocentrists.

However — and this is well worth noting — the Bible, without adding more internal contradiction than is already present in its pages, will also support common sense interpretations of its texts and theologies.

«Unless Tariq Ramadan takes responsibility for his growing internal contradictions,» Kepel challenges, «they will propel him, like all shooting stars, into the dark night.»

Internal contradictions aside, most Christians I know or know of don't imagine god as material or subject to representative art.

As long as ethical principles and biomedical advances are in tension, it is hard to see how the deep internal contradictions in public attitudes could resolve themselves, and therefore how today's biotechnology debates could come to any stable end.

Do you really think that all of the authors and reviewers would have overlooked a basic internal contradiction of logic of the sort you imply, if it actually existed?

But in spite of Marzluff's happy message of birds doing extremely well in the suburbs, his book is marred with inexplicable internal contradictions when he talks about cats.

Rather, they are the ones that feel as if they are carrying the most internal contradictions — offhand and purposeful; firmly in control and barreling off a cliff.

Blake compares the drawings in this exhibition to the visual accumulation on urban walls covered with stickers, signage, and graffiti: «Drawings allow for internal contradiction.

Such internal contradictions in logic appear to be no impediment, however, to Montford and his ilk.

Unless business confidence and recovery can be fostered in the coming months, the country may continue to face a highly uncertain economic and political outlook, even should the radical left government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras manage to survive its own internal contradictions.

The exhibition Victims and Martyrs examine the complexity and internal contradictions of this conceptual framework.

Shah believes that that could be because the prototype constraint prevents the algorithm from assembling feature lists that contain internal contradictions.

that the Clean Energy Standard is riddled with internal contradictions, including an outright prohibition on new hydroelectric dams that would also provide zero - emission electricity (but would compete with the solar panels and wind turbines envisioned by Governor Cuomo).

It's hard to avoid your internal contradictions, long - repressed fears, and incessant need for validation when you're doing nothing but sitting still observing your breath.

The internal contradiction in this industrial and financial class warfare is now clear: To the extent that it succeeds in depressing labor's income, it stifles the domestic consumer - goods market.

In his book Red Holocaust, Steven Rosefielde argues that communism's internal contradictions «caused to be killed» approximately 60 million people and perhaps tens of millions more, and that this «Red Holocaust» — the peacetime mass killings and other related crimes against humanity perpetrated by Communist leaders such as Joseph Stalin, Kim Il Sung, Mao Zedong, Ho Chi Minh and Pol Pot — should be the centerpiece of any net assessment of communism.

There are factual falsehoods, internal contradictions, and immoral premises that disqualify them.

I would say that in exposing the internal contradictions of classical theology Hartshorne has done it a great service and rendered its doctrine of creation much more defensible.

But if there's a lot of internal contradictions, it destroys the Bible's validity and reliability.

Once the internal contradictions of the secular project become apparent, people will begin to search for something that can provide a foundation for the self, morality, human dignity and meaning.

«Once the internal contradictions of the secular project become apparent,» Woodfinden writes, «people will begin to search for something that can provide a foundation for the self, morality, human dignity and meaning.

Although he endorses the consensus view about global warming, in what may be an internal contradiction Francis describes «the scientific and experimental method» itself as part of the problem.

For some, it has been possible for thirty years to live in The Movement, a cognitive world impervious to both internal contradictions and challenges from the outside.

I could not honestly defend the document - with all its incoherences and internal contradictions - before proposed regional meetings, and I thought it did not provide an adequate basis for the pronouncement that was to follow.

Neither will simply criticising the internal contradictions of secular relativism convince them of the truth of Christ.

Inevitably you are confronted with the fact that the scriptures are full of violence, internal contradictions, and completely fail the test for historical plausibility.