Sentences with phrase «of the affinity between»

Consumers may not be aware of the affinity between the brand and its creators, but Life Is Good's retail customers mention it again and again.

The artists draw on an ancient tradition of Mary as herself a voracious reader, stewed in holy Scriptures, and a notion, then commonplace, of the affinity between the intellectual and spiritual lives, of the «garden enclosed» where the God of truth meets the believer, set apart from the demands of the world.

A subsequent visit with Father Innocent Good House, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Fort Yates, North Dakota, leads Balmer to reflect that there are a number of affinities between Christianity and Native American religions.

Though this view is by no means identical to the one that Palmer advocates, some of the affinities between the two are quite striking.

Gilligan began exploration of her thesis in what became a ten - year study culminating in her work, In A Different Voice.8 In this book some of the affinities between process and feminists become clear.

This exotic, spicy soup takes advantage of the affinity between butternut squash and curry.

Some developers have noted that there is a certain degree of affinity between sidechains and lightning networks.

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His arrival in China has been accompanied by a series of interviews on that country's state media in which Duterte has voiced his affinity for the Asian giant and his hopes to affirm good relations between the two countries.

There is an affinity between total negation and total affirmation that separates them both from all qualified forms of affirmation and negation.

We are now in a position to begin to solve the problem of the nature of internal relations between actual occasions, and also to make manifest the affinities between the actual occasion and the Hegelian concrete universal, a goal towards which we have been moving all along.

Yet for all the affinity between the Thomist - Aristotelian theory of natural law and the Lutheran theology of the orders of creation, we will need to observe the fundamental differences between them that Barth's criticism blurs.

James came to realize the affinities between his own thought and that of Bergson's in 1902 upon reading Bergson's Données immédiate de la conscience (TFW) and Matière et mémoire (MM)(TCWJ2 603f.).

Although usually called CCM for «Contemporary Christian Music,» that label not only confuses the genre with the University of Cincinnati's famous music school (CCM: the College — Conservatory of Music) but also suggests an affinity between it and the masterpieces of Messiaen, Penderecki, Tavener, and a host of other contemporary Christian art composers — with which it has little.

Here too, one can see a real affinity between Sullivan's thought and the sentiments expressed in Whitehead's philosophy of organism.

It has been noted from time to time in the literature that the thought of Charles Hartshorne has a number of affinities with personalism, and this is a special case of the relationship between process and personalist thought.

For there are no external relations in the realm of essence, only internal relations of two kinds: (1) the contrasts and affinities between essences; (2) the way in which the elements of a complex essence stand together in the unitary pattern which it is.

Readers familiar with Max Weber's famous essay «Politics as a Vocation,» which calls for an ethic that falls between a romantic «ethics of ultimate ends» and a worldly «ethics of responsibility,» will recognize affinities between that classic text and Küng's project.

One could hardly accept such an identification as fully true to Santayana's intentions, yet there is a certain intriguing affinity between Whitehead's distinction between perception in the mode of presentational immediacy and perception in the mode of causal efficacy and Santayana's distinction between intuition and intent.

One striking affinity between all these philosophers, except Peirce, is the central role in their metaphysics played by the notion of «the specious present.»

With such major centers of the new evangelicalism as Fuller Seminary now showing a good deal more affinity to neo-orthodoxy than to fundamentalism (see Gerald T. Sheppard, «Biblical Hermeneutics: The Academic Language of Evangelical Identity,» Union Seminary Quarterly Review 32 [Winter 1977, pp. 81 - 94]-RRB-, surely we must be cautious both about assuming flatly a «decline» of classic liberalism and about implying a one - to - one relation between the liberal ideologies, whatever their current condition, and the oldline denominational structures.

The sense in which these relations between natural moments are external is that they are not simply contrasts and affinities between the essences of the terms, such as hold between them in the pure realm of essence.

George Santayana (1869 - 1952) and A.N. Whitehead (1861 - 1947) were almost precisely contemporary philosophers each of whom elaborated a complete metaphysical or ontological system, the affinities and contrasts between which are of considerable interest (I am not distinguishing here between metaphysics and ontology as the terminologies of our two thinkers diverge on this in ways attention to which would only unnecessarily complicate comparison).

I turn now to some of the more technical points of contrast and affinity between our two thinkers.

In the case of Protestant capitalist theses, it has resulted in emphasis being placed on subjective affinities between sets of ideas rather than on the institutional settings in which ideas are actually produced, as in the work of Zaret and Fulbrook.

These two characteristics enable us to elucidate the affinities between their respective concepts of metaphysics.

There is, of course, an inner affinity between dream and nightmare.

It [the realism] arises from a conviction that there is no mere analogy, but an inward affinity, between the natural order and the spiritual order; or as we might put it in the language of the parables themselves, the Kingdom of God is intrinsically like the process of nature and of the daily life of men... Since nature and supernature are one order, you can take any part of that order and find in it illumination for other parts This sense of the divineness of the natural order is the major premise of all the parables... 132

Strauss does not publicize the affinities or parallels between the Christian and modern syntheses, because he values a practical alliance with Christian natural law, and because he prefers to hold the founders of modernity rationally accountable.

George Santayana (1869 - 1952) and A.N. Whitehead (1861 - 1947) were almost precisely contemporary philosophers each of whom elaborated a complete metaphysical or ontological system, the affinities and contrasts between which are of considerable interest (I am not distinguishing here between metaphysics and ontology as the terminologies of our two thinkers diverge on this in ways attention to...

Further, if human beings are open to an experience of the Infinite and it is that relationship which is perfectly embodied in Jesus Christ, then, however great the gap, there is an affinity between Jesus and his followers.

An «affinity» which is difficult to analyze is necessary to enter into and comprehend the relationship between the data which represent the structure of a cult.

After acknowledging an affinity between liberation theology and the emerging theology of Chinese Protestant Christianity, he takes exception to the former's tendency to «absolutize liberation and make it the theme or content of Christian theology.»

Michael Novak identifies certain affinities between Catholic social teaching and the «original American» tradition of political thought, and he argues that Catholic intellectual resources should be put in the service of the classically American strand of liberalism.

8The theory of propositional knowledge for real possibilities has strong affinities with Luis de Molina's middle knowledge, which is between the knowledge of actualities and the knowledge of pure possibilities.

All the semiological systems, along with the linguistic system, must be decoded, and, as Ricoeur says, «that requires a special affinity between the reader and the kind of things the text is about» (19) What is appropriated is not a system of ideas but deep values of truth that are imposed «with such power that no further proof is needed to perceive their validity and reality».

I shall then explore affinities between the process doctrine of God and the image of the divine in the work of Hauerwas.

At this point, there is an obvious affinity between the process conceptuality and the work of the confessional postmodernist thinker; in fact, they complement each other.

A turbulent ant - hill of separate elements whose most evident characteristic, excepting certain limited cases of deep affinity (married couples, families, the team, the mother country) seems to be one of mutual repulsion, whether between individuals or groups.

Although there are obvious affinities between my reasoning and the thought of Teilhard de Chardin, his discussion of the body of Christ focuses rather upon the individual Christian's incorporation within Christ as the Omega point toward which all creation moves.

How else explain the affinity between the cognitive qualities of the human mind and the laws by which the universe moves?

There is much to ponder in her refreshing and warmly appreciative readings of the City of God and the Confessions, and in the surprising affinities she traces between Augustine and modern writers like Albert Camus and Hannah Arendt.

There is of course no special affinity between crankiness as such and superior intellect, (Superior intellect, as Professor Bain has admirably shown, seems to consist in nothing so much as in a large development of the faculty of association by similarity.)

If they were asked they would probably admit that there was a special affinity between the classical world view and Greek religion or the tragic view of life, whereas the modern world view - is so contaminated and corrupted by idolatry that it can not provide a basis for the Greek view of life.

Water binds all animate objects to the earth and is the source of affinity among living things, the ground of a profound, animistic empathy between humans and both animals and plants.

Conversely, it may be that the concept of essence bears a particularly negative affinity to the idea of time, since it seems always to make time look as if it were a bare nothing that has no essence.4 But whatever the affinity may be between time and the concept of essence, the two confront one another in one or other of the above - mentioned ways, and this confrontation must be included in the determination of time's essence.

The reactions to the attack on Charlie Hebdo highlight the odd affinity between the left and radical Islam and also draw attention to the unsung — and Augustinian — champions of liberal democracy: Satirists.

The affinity between this mode of economic organization and certain modes of moral and cognitive culture that have roots deep in western culture undoubtedly helps explain why those modes, utilitarianism and science, have become such central cultural forms in modern America.

There is a great affinity between the process understanding of the self and the concomitant virtues and the Buddhist view of the self.

There is, to be sure, a great difference between classical Hebrew prophecy and the ultimate development of legalistic Judaism; but for centuries and beginning with Israel's beginnings prophecy and law developed in close parallel and affinity.

The affinity between the book of Micah and the Isaiah circle is further marked by the presence of an oracle, the so - called «floating oracle,» common to both books.