Sentences with phrase «many dualities»

Golden's story illustrates the fascinating duality of Rand: While dictatorial in his solutions, he was willing to change if the job required him to solve a different problem for the client.

That duality of name and purpose is key — if you shortcut those, it boxes you in.

Emotional well being is about understanding this duality, and constantly reassessing our sense of balance.

I mean there's this duality that's partly what makes the work so rich.

Girl: Cheyenne Gemini is the symbol of twins and connectedness, and this zodiac sign is known best for its communication skills and duality.

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Creating a duality in the role of CMOs today.

We therefore see a duality emerge.

Marion must be aware of this dual approach to God in St. Augustine, and the reader puts down the book thinking that Marion owes us greater clarity on this duality.

The idea of a «plane» is of the ego and therefore remains in the realm of duality and so remains separation — no matter how long you are able to remain there.

Not even a duality of Him, the Cause, and us, the effect.

This is because both processes presuppose a duality of subject and object.

My account pointed to a duality or tension in the understanding of the divine Commonwealth.

Was it better to aim for consistency or to deliberately project inconsistency in order to express the duality of Christ's natures?

The findings in these new fields of inquiry may possibly require important modifications in the scientific account of human thought, but not, as far as now appears, in the direction of re-establishing a simple body - soul duality.)

But if I am going to go on in the direction of what Jesus meant by «life» and «more abundantly,» then I have to avoid that duality of matter and spirit at all costs.

It would be the numinous principle, the duality of good and evil.

The world is full of duality.

This means that there is a double revelation of God, and this duality permeates the whole system of theological categories and lies at the base of the familiar distinctions between God hidden and revealed (deus absconditus et deus revelatus), creation and redemption, law and gospel, the two kingdoms, and so on.

This unique duality makes Cuban Americans «or are they American Cubans?»

Thus it downplays the traditional ontological duality of physical and spiritual, and interprets the magisterial affirmation by Humanae Generis (1950) of the soul's direct creation as being «open to a conveniently wide range of interpretations» (p43).

First of all, it is as true for Aristotle as it is for Whitehead that in dealing with natural actuality we always encounter both principles or «poles,» which together constitute one natural entity, whose duality or bipolarity is part of its essence.

Man's self - conscious, reflective unity - in - duality, means that metaphysics complements physics, metalanguage complements language, statistical analyses and classical laws complement each other, and various physical theories complement Newton's.

For instance, in the early church, Paul confronts Peter because of his duality towards Gentiles in front of his Jewish brothers.

For all its power, this duality is generational.

Of course, to get to this absolute, one must first understand and follow dvaita or duality.

This duality derives from the single ultimate source of all being.

«The Divine Duality of Radha and Krishna», in The Divine Consort, Hawley and Wulff, eds., 25.

McCabe's position regarding the freedom of the will was obviously vitiated by the untenable duality he introduced within the human and divine wills.

But even though I have confessed my admiration for the second man, perhaps he too has not managed perfectly the simultaneities required by the duality of our nature.

With no intention to oversimplify the complexity of the theologians I cite, I will briefly state the duality present in their conceptual worlds and how each duality is resolved.

Ramsey's approach, by contrast, grounded in the paradoxical duality of our nature as finite and free, must seek to balance the intricate simultaneities to which this duality gives rise.

Hartshorne seems to recognize that this reduction has taken place when he says: «I assert a duality in experience, and you and Wieman seem, though I am never sure about this, to assert a monistic view from the standpoint of modality, of contingency and necessity» (Letter of January 22, 1942).

Therefore, I can't believe in any such definition of God that includes a judgment and a duality in an eternal afterlife.

We live with this duality of our being, with our hearts both tied to what is local and unique and drawn toward the universal.

The thing is we all have a hater and lover in us, such is the world of Duality.

Anyone who have read The Stand for example knows he uses this duality in his writing.

Pierre Bourdieu returned repeatedly to the issue of the duality of gifts, being fascinated by how gifts are framed as expressions of relationships even as there is also a sublimated sense in which they are exchange of gift for counter-gift.

The duality is numbing...

That he can do so is explicable through a deep community between the two, but the fact of duality is not thereby weakened.

In my case the subject has struck a new path and is not at all conscious of the duality of his act; in him life is not split into an object and subject, or into acting and acted.

Between the extremes of pantheism and an absolute divorced from the world lies the duality of a God who is real in Himself yet must be realized in the world through man's life.

This dual understanding means nothing more than «a duality of aspects» provided one understands by God something really other than oneself, the author of one's created uniqueness that can not be derived from within the world.

Thus, modern inventions have reinforced the democratization of society by obliterating the duality of manual labor and intellectual labor and by making it possible — even necessary for the sake of efficiency — for everyone to engage in the kinds of work reserved in aristocratic societies for gentlemen.

The essential problematic of the sphere of the between, writes Buber, is the duality of being and seeming.

However it names the two forces that it makes known — spirit and matter, form and material, being and becoming, reason and will, or positive and negative element — it has in mind the overcoming of their tension, the union of their duality.

There are four types of evil of which the modern age is particularly aware: the loneliness of modern man before an unfriendly universe and before men whom he associates with but does not meet; the increasing tendency for scientific instruments and techniques to outrun man's ability to integrate those techniques into his life in some meaningful and constructive way; the inner duality of which modern man has become aware through the writings of Dostoievsky and Freud and the development of psychoanalysis; and the deliberate and large - scale degradation of human life within the totalitarian state.

On the one hand, he recognized as prime facts of his experience the division between the «I» and the world and the duality within man.

Intuition does not set aside the duality between the beholder and that which is beheld, writes Buber.

This new duality, in turn, provides the material for an ever higher and more nearly perfect oneness.