Sentences with phrase «observable consequences»
«The first ever viable religious conception capable of leading reason, by faith, to observable consequences which can be tested and judged is now a reality.
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Further, I suggest that the guilt might sometimes be felt by AE2 when it forms a contrast which includes the crime - committing decision of AE1 as well as the publicly observable consequences, if any, and finally, the goal of continuing to achieve a moral equilibrium in an ordered society.
Understanding the role of specific chromosomal deletions in cancers requires determining if a deletion has observable consequences as well as identifying which specific genetic elements are critically lost.
In 1911, while in the early stages of developing the theory, he thought of a possible observable consequence: Gravity should bend light.
They include the meaning the facts held for those who encountered them; and their reality is known through the observable consequences.
«The gods worshipped by billions either exist, or they do not; if they exist they must have observable consequences»
And those gods, if they exist, must have observable consequences.
A unified theory should have observable consequences.
As infants, we perform acts that lead to direct and observable consequences: we cry and so we get picked up; we push the ball and it rolls away from us.
And smoking had direct personal and observable consequences to most people.
It is easy enough to point to the observable consequences of this superabundance of litigants without counsel — chief among them the increased number of ill - conceived chambers applications, the ever - expanding length of trials and the congestion presently plaguing court registries — and shudder in horror.
It is easy enough to point to the observable consequences of this superabundance of litigants without counsel — chief among them the increased number of ill - conceived chambers applications, the... [more]