Sentences with phrase «objective event»

At the same time, death is a very objective event.

If there is such a thing as a merely objective event, certainly we can have no knowledge of it as such.

Based on objective event data recorder (EDR) readings and crash investigations conducted as part of NHTSA's report, NHTSA is researching whether better placement and design of accelerator and brake pedals can reduce pedal misapplication, which occurs in vehicles across the industry.

You must understand that, under life insurance (unlike health insurance), the insured event (death of the policyholder) is a very objective event.

It is later writers who tend to treat the resurrection as an ordinary, objective event.

That is, Biblical texts, even when they might plausibly be said straightforwardly to be describing some objective event or state of affairs, are to be construed as having he force of proposing deal possibilities.

To believe in the cross of Christ does not mean to concern ourselves with a mythical process wrought outside of us and our world, with an objective event turned by God to our advantage, but rather to make the cross of Christ our own, to undergo crucifixion with him.

That is, it rejects the idea that the objective events that constitute nature could require explanations that lead outside of this objective world.

To put it epigrammatically, myth is not the objectivizing of a spook - like experience, but the subjectivizing — the intellectual appropriation — of an objective event of salvation.

It is the narration of a heavenly process, presented in a definite logical series of motifs reflected symbolically in objective events.»

Each occasion of private, subjective experience becomes a public, objective event — the superject of the experience.

Either: «To believe on the cross does not mean to concern ourselves with a mythical process... or with an objective event... not necessarily a theory of sacrifice or satisfaction.

It was a religious faith, rooted and nurtured in religious conceptions and evidenced in objective events that everyone knew and experienced.