The NS has trustworthy intuitions about the language that is shared with those in the same
linguistic community.
Truth for postliberals is said to be merely intra textual --» true to the biblical narrative» or true as «an adequate use of concepts and symbols within the Christian
linguistic community.»
The life of the church gives a particularly vivid example of the fact that a cultural -
linguistic community is a living membrane that unites us to reality.
Theology must be done from within the cultural -
linguistic community by appeal to its own traditions.
The cultural -
linguistic communities in which we live are only the most obvious of the many mediations that connect us to our world.
Whatever my earlier difficulties in understanding the use of the word «God,» I found that if I were to get anywhere with the problems now confronting me, I had to accept myself as a member of one of those two
linguistic communities and therefore to speak with them of the God of whom they both spoke.
I thus found myself drawn deeply into the two
linguistic communities of the church.
At present the effort to hold together in one country two quite distinct cultural and
linguistic communities seems to be succeeding.
California's graduates will be our next doctors, teachers, service providers, and business leaders who can build bridges with the use of their bilingualism and confidence to move across California's diverse ethnic and
linguistic communities.
In spearheading what he calls the «Bilingual Revolution,» Jaumont has put his expertise at the service of multiple
linguistic communities by helping them develop quality dual language programs in their local public schools.
And in any event there would be no guarantee, or even likelihood perhaps, that graduates would serve
the linguistic communities from which they came.
Almost a decade before Jules Deschenes delivered his famous address on «Judicial Separatism in Canada», describing the gulf in the development of federal law that existed between Quebec and the common - law provinces, Eric was doing the seemingly impossible by bridging the gulf in New Brunswick between its two
linguistic communities.
Not exact matches
In addition to the normal representation of regional and
linguistic interests, the commission included members from business, labour, the co-operative movement, the legal and academic
communities, the public service and all 3 national political parties.
If within this
linguistic system Christ is the only Savior and Lord, and if, within this system, all who are not part of the
community that uses this system are damned, then that is what is to be said and believed.
They were even ready to permit Bible translation in order to gain the
linguistic and
community development aid promised by this intrepid American.
This last instance should help to prepare us for conversations between persons who have been formed in quite different
communities and
linguistic systems.
The implication is that each
community lives by and in a «cultural -
linguistic» system.
This appeal to religious experience or some religious universal assumes that despite the diverse
linguistic formulations to be found in the several religious
communities, all are relating to the one God or the one Ultimate Reality.
In any case, inroads into the ethnic
communities are often cut by someone (not necessarily the pastor) who is able to shift back and forth at different cultural and
linguistic levels.
To me as a Christian the metaphysical reality of grace is of central importance, whereas many of my fellow theologians regard this as a social construction or a
linguistic convention characteristic of certain
communities.
It provided an ideological framework within which the many religious
communities of India as well as the plurality of
linguistic caste and ethnic cultures (in the formation of which one or other religions had played a dominant role) could participate together with the adherents of secular ideologies like Liberalism and Socialism (which emerged in India in the framework of the impact of modern humanism of the West mediated through western power and English education).
A secular political culture couldn't be created overnight, and in the meantime citizens with political demands could only organize themselves in overtly religious,
linguistic, and ethnic
communities.
Collective claims also imply provisions on cultural identity, on the recognition of cultural diversity and
linguistic variety, or on the cultural autonomy of
communities.
The cultural -
linguistic model tended to make everything turn on the coherence of a
community's way of signifying reality, while deferring questions about the reality signified.
His grounding of language and meaning in the context of human
community and «form of life,» together with his understanding of
linguistic activity as multidimensional in character, goes a long way toward overcoming simplistic dichotomies between fact and value.
«2 Seeking the essence of Christianity, Troeltsch threaded his way between arguments for the knowledge of God by
linguistic formulation and other arguments that discovered the path in mystical encounter.3 He located the bond between humanity and God in the cultic life of the
community.
For a number of reasons it makes sense to draw the lines around the
communities that people actually identify with, for cultural, historical,
linguistic or other reasons.
In our
linguistic panic, we have let ISIS control the terms of the debate and even take hold within our own discursive
community (p. 66).
The City should provide planning and
community organizing resources to organizations such as the Chinatown Working Group, which has brought together many of Chinatown's diverse stakeholders, in order to allow them to undertake a
community - based process for meeting Chinatown's traffic concerns and related planning issues, with cultural and
linguistic sensitivity to the area's unique character.
It overlooks the fact that European people primarily view their
community in a national and
linguistic context.
Although the sign language of Al - Sayyid arose in a
linguistic vacuum, the social realities of modern life, even in a remote desert
community, make it impossible for it to remain that way.
The research group, co-ordinated by Valentina Coia, an anthropologist and expert in population genetics at EURAC, analyzed the Y - Chromosome, the paternal transmitted line, in over 15 populations of the three main ethno -
linguistic groups of the eastern Italian Alps: Italians, Ladins and the German - speaking
linguistic minorities of the regions of Trentino (the Cimbri of Luserna), Veneto (the Cimbri of Giazza and the
community of Sappada) and Friuli (the
communities of Sauris and Timau).
To go back to the
community as a doctor or nurse — the benefits are more obvious than
linguistics,» Axelrod says.
Native students must recognize the contribution that
linguistics as a career choice can make to their
communities, says Axelrod.
Community oriented dating site is preferred — Though now people often like to date online with foreigner men and women as well, but still many people tend to choose their dating partners, who share their same linguistic and ethnic community, as well as have religious base; mainly if they are actually searching for their life
Community oriented dating site is preferred — Though now people often like to date online with foreigner men and women as well, but still many people tend to choose their dating partners, who share their same
linguistic and ethnic
community, as well as have religious base; mainly if they are actually searching for their life
community, as well as have religious base; mainly if they are actually searching for their life partners.
Electronic learning is revolutionizing education as we know it, but it can also be used to fight poverty and overcome cultural and
linguistic barriers as we move towards a global
community.
It is designed to support economic development, synergy and most importantly, it is a one - of - a-kind Independent Study that allows the student to thrive in a fully realized educational drive, to share the intelligence and
linguistic abilities of a vital
community.
Combining academic learning with real experiences and classroom discussions with the Cherokee
community, the course covers archaeology, folklore, history, and
linguistics.
«Recent research shows the
linguistic and dialect variability within
communities might be more important than the difference between a child's home language and the language of his school,» she said.
«What's happening now, all over the country, is an increasing racial,
linguistic, and religious diversity» as high numbers of immigrant families settle into small rural
communities.
In programs that prepare teachers to work in urban schools or in
communities with
linguistic and cultural diversity,
community experiences tend to be emphasized.
They recognise and use the rich and diverse
linguistic and cultural resources in the school
community.
Design and implement effective teaching strategies that are responsive to the local
community and cultural setting,
linguistic background and histories of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
The following excerpt from a local district policy statement reflects that
community's beliefs and priority for programming: «Challenge their multiple intelligences and engage students with diverse
linguistic and cultural backgrounds.»
Child language brokering in
linguistic minority
communities: Effects on cultural interaction, cognition, and literacy.
If candidates develop cultural (including
linguistic) competence, then they will be able to strengthen
community - school relationships.
NYSABE promotes public understanding of the importance of language and culture in education, and defends the rights of
linguistic minority
communities to promote a pluralistic society.
Parents may want to find out about special areas of concern, such as whether
community diversity is reflected in the faculty, and whether students from diverse cultural and
linguistic backgrounds are well integrated into the school culture and activities.
A multilingual learning context affirms language learners» identities and reduces
linguistic barriers, enabling educators to build an improved relationship with the learners» families and
communities.
Giving students access to a bilingual education will allow them to reap the full benefits of the cultural and
linguistic wealth already present in their
communities.