Sentences with phrase «of supposed contradiction»

They carefully perused the Scriptures, noting instances of supposed contradiction.

Not exact matches

the bible is full of outright contradictions and there is no historical evidence for any of the supposed miracles reported in the bible.

The Catholic Church cherry picked whatever BS was laying around, written generations after the time of the supposed Christ and stuffed it into a book with contradictions on every page.

That being said, you can prove that the Christian God can't possibly exist because of the contradictions in His supposed attributes (i.e..

Seems like an obvious contradiction to me; something that's only supposed to work as an apologetic against problems with the prevailing God model while, in fact, it works equally well against all the positive aspects of that same model.

The bible is so full of contradictions yet is supposed to be the word of god?

But suppose your temperament is a mass of contradictions and that you find it extremely difficult to be kindly and tolerant.

There is then no contradiction in supposing that a being whose existence is necessary may nevertheless alter in some respects in the mode of that existence.

If the God had permitted himself to be born in an inn, wrapped in swaddling - clothes and laid in a manger, could the contradiction have been greater than that the news of the day should be the swaddling - clothes of the Eternal, aye, as in the supposed instance its actual form, so that the Moment is really decisive for eternity!

As we have already pointed out, the system of power culture must eventually fall because of its inner contradictions, and in this we can take comfort, but our sense of comfort is premature if we suppose the failure of one evil system means the reinstitution of that which sensitive men have most prized.

Unlike some feminists, I do not rest my conclusions on any supposed contradictions within the writings of Paul, or between Paul and Jesus, on any alleged «rabbinic interpretations,» or on the cultural relativity of any text.

«11 The contradiction involved here consists in holding that there is a loss of values and that there is not a loss of values — when God is supposed to have his past incorporated into his present according to the same principle by which finite individuals inherit their pasts.

I'm extremely skeptical of those who claim absolute knowledge from a supposed holy book that has more contradictions than Swiss cheese.

There are far too many holes in the whole story, even contradictions in the different books of the new testament telling what's supposed to be the same story... and not things that could be shrugged off as just viewpoint differences but factual differences.

When Jesus died on the cross he took all of our sin past present and future with him so this why there is this supposed contradiction as Christ had not paid the penalty at this point of the Bible for sin.

In view of his supposed rejection of any static logic of identity and contradiction, it is not without interest that Altizer can not acknowledge a dialectical relationship that comes to terms with a coincidence of real opposites but only with such an understanding of dialectics as will lead to its own destruction by the annihilation of the polarity in a final, posthistorical, permanent identity.

You can write volumes on supposed contradictions in the bible, but you won't write a single word that has not been addressed by some system of theology that removes the contradiction (wether right or wrong).

What has here been said applies to the historical in the direct and ordinary sense, whose only contradiction is that it has come into existence, which contradiction is implicit in all coming into existence.3 Here again one must guard against the illusion of supposing that it is easier to understand after the event than before the event.

(c) If the fact in question is an absolute fact, or to determine it still more precisely, if it is the fact we have described, it would be a contradiction to suppose that time had any power to differentiate the fortunes of men with respect to it, that is to say, in any decisive sense.

I suppose there's a contradiction there... that man on the hill with all his umbrellas... he would place them in the thunderstorm regardless of whether he got struck by lightning or not.

Resolving supposed contradictions is a prime function of art.

Upon entering the gallery space, the viewer is confronted by an installation consisting of three video projections that present the most pressing questions concerning the supposed objectivity of academic knowledge by pointing out the corporatization of institutions of higher learning in the United States and the sometimes controversial positions that universities fall into when trying to physically expand amidst disenfranchised communities, as well as falling into possible contradictions with the agendas of university donors.

But there is a strange contradiction in the supposed effect of a tax.