Sentences with phrase «never appeal to our authority»

We are all equals that must never appeal to our authority as an expert.»

Not exact matches

For some reason it never seems to occur to the clergy person (s) to ask whether the accuser (s) have first personally confronted the defendent, as instructed to do by Scripture, before appealing to an authority figure.

From this time come the disputes over interpretation of the Law, in which they appealed to the authority of Jesus and represented him as the rabbi which he had never been.

Furthermore, if the teacher follows progressivist dictates, she will never exercise authority in the classroom but will appeal instead to the children's needs and interests.

We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in the Universities we shall fight on the web, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the blogosphere, we shall defend the scientific method, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight with logic, we shall fight with wisdom, we shall fight the ad hominems and appeals to authority, we shall never surrender.

An appeal to authority is never the basis for a «logical scientific argument.»

You know that I love you, man, and certainly as a statist, capitalism - hating, tax - loving, authoritarian warmist - cult member, I would never question the analysis of a government agency, but thinking of my dearly beloved «skeptical» friends, I could never accept such a response that looks so much like what they denounce as an «appeal to authority.»

Actually, kim, my point is that appealing to authority is often not fallacious, but that «skeptics» ignore that distinction on a regular basis; it seems that the working theory is that appealing to authority is never fallacious when they do so and always fallacious when «realists» do so.

If you appeal to authority (which I NEVER do) then who are you going to side with?

The language of the Court of Appeal seemed to hint that while a woman working solo in her own residence could never run afoul of bawdy house legislation, the government might be able to draft non-offending legislation that targeted larger commercial operations and there is little doubt that where criminalization fails, municipal regulation enjoys a broad authority to fill the gap.

«The case must have occurred a thousand times, but the reason why counsel, who argued the appeal, were unable to cite any authority directly bearing upon the question, is probably that, until this case arose, there never was anybody wrong - headed enough to make such an accident the subject of an action at law.»