Sentences with phrase «one at the foundation»

The reason most organizational programs abort is that they fail to deal with our life patterns, which are at the foundation of workplace anxiety, tension, and conflict.»

In order for her audience to understand how she lost weight, she had to introduce them to the unit of measure at the foundation of her plan.

Trust is at the foundation of every relationship and critical to manager's ability to manage the company's culture and performance.

But the ability to bounce back and set your own destiny is at the foundation of our economic system.

Several skeptical researchers and authors have been hammering away at the foundations of the foodie cause, arguing that everything Pollan and his acolytes stand for — from the dangers of GMO foods to the benefits of local farming — is based on sketchy evidence at best, and at worst is just plain wrong.

I tested the concepts at the foundation of The Lean Startup in talks and workshops and on my blog.

Communication, both verbal and nonverbal, is at the foundation of everything we do and say, and is especially important in the 21st century workplace.

In February 2014, Gates announced that he was stepping down as Microsoft's chairman to focus on charitable work at his foundation, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

In this talk, Lanier reflects on a «globally tragic, astoundingly ridiculous mistake» companies have made at the foundation of digital culture — and how we can undo it.

Once bitcoin shows to actually scrape away at the foundation of the federal government, they will bring their full weight down to secure that foundation.

Cutting edge security, user privacy, and ease of use are at the foundation of everything we build.

That is a lesson you learn quickly in business, and I've been reminded of it at every step of my career, first at Microsoft and now at the foundation.

I visited multiple studios, all had the same principles at the foundation but there was such a wide array of styles.

After his conversion through prayer and the reading of Scripture, he aimed his quill at the foundations of modern philosophy and became, in many senses, the Johann Sebastian Bach of philosophy: «a true pan of harmony and discord, light and darkness, spiritualism and materialism» (as Schelling so perceptively called him).

For a guide I would suggest Benedict XVI, who understood deeply that the quest for the truth of God which takes a living form in monasticism must lie at the foundation of any social order that is finally human and any political order that is truly free (See here and here).

The nobility and primacy of virtue — in other words, the realities at the foundation of a traditional way of life — are best learned through experience.

The Jewish scholar Joseph Klausner, for example, holds that the Pharisees and Sadducees were justified in their attacks on Jesus because he imperiled Jewish culture at its foundations, and that by ignoring everything that belongs to wholesome social life he undercut the work of centuries.2 Others within the Christian tradition have felt considerable uneasiness lest the words of Jesus about nonresistance imperil the civil power of the State, or his words about having no anxiety for food or drink or other material possessions curtail an economic motivation essential to society.

The family is a divine institution that stands at the foundation of life of the human person as the prototype of every social order.»

How much the men and women of our time need to reappropriate this fundamental truth, which stands at the foundation of society, and how important is the witness of married couples for the formation of sound consciences and the building of a civilisation of love!»

It is no accident that Benedict XVI placed the spirit of monasticism at the foundation of any authentically human culture.

In a word, just as the earliest Christian community rested back firmly and surely on the historical reality of Jesus, so there has never been a time in the subsequent history of the church, regardless of how ideally Jesus may have been conceived, when a demonstration of his merely mythical character would not have struck at the foundations of its life.

Second, both recognize (though one more fully than the other) that despite this contingency, there are certain manifest truths or «givens» at the foundations of their subject matter which preserve its coherence and consistency, without rising to the standard of logical indubitability.

This latter conviction is at the foundation of the psychological problems of the returning veterans whom Lifton studied.

I believe that any religion is flawed at the foundation because it is based on fear, fear of not knowing what happens after we die.

If you are going to argue that your perspective is more true than ours, then you should really take a look at the foundation for your beliefs and see if you can really put faith in that foundation.

Those who reject all but naturalistic causation for existence itself (true atheists) are in denial as to the dogma at the foundation of their belief.

So the principle that God uses language to tell us things is at once established; and the claim that Scripture is a further case in point - a claim, be it said, that is irremoveably embedded at foundation level in Jesus» teaching about his Messiahship and God's righteousness (1)-- presents no new conceptual problem.

Colleagues at foundations that fund pastor sabbaticals comment with bemusement on the popularity of Iona and Taizé as project destinations.

The evidence is that the enormous edifice of technology we all enjoy works, it couldn't if the science at its foundation were wrong.

After his conversion through prayer and the reading of Scripture, he aimed his quill at the foundations of modern philosophy... Continue Reading»

However, at the deepest levels, the philosophical and religious traditions of the West tend to place truth and justice at the foundation of all else in our common life.

It is the purpose of this chapter to look at the foundations and some of the problems of personal Christian living in terms of what we learn from Jesus, and secondarily, from the Bible as a whole.

So he emphasized the degree to which «the wealth of our natural resources, and the fortuitous circumstance that we conquered a continent just when the advancement of technics made it possible to organize that continent into a single political and economic unit, lay at the foundation of our prosperity.»

the possibility and necessity of living in a dimension of meaning in which the urgencies of the struggle are subordinated to a sense of awe before the vastness of the historical drama in which we are jointly involved; to a sense of modesty about the virtue, wisdom, and power available to us for the resolution of its perplexities; to a sense of contrition about the common human frailties and foibles which lie at the foundation of... our vanities; and to a sense of gratitude for the divine mercies which are promised to those who humble themselves.

At the foundation and heart of this divine fiat, and identical with it, is God's determination of the womb of Mary so that He may become Man.

And the self - emptying of God is now also seen to lie at the foundation of the world's creation as well.

Their science and learning were driven by a profound desire to find the truth and meaning that lie at the foundation of everything.

At its foundation is the primacy of sensation with which the preceding section dealt.

They point to the deep, long - standing questions at the foundations of moral philosophy.

This is why Augustine's doctrine has at its foundation the distinction between the two loves, the love of God and the love of the world.10 There is indeed a delicate balance in his thought and he believes he has perceived the right use of temporal things; but he is perilously close to saying that to love God is to turn away from love for whatever is changeable.

Look at the foundation have you made for yourself, that allows for your sinful lives and yet you still receive a crown in the end, how convenient.

We must look at the foundations of Christian marriage and family life.

As for the exception «except for unchastity,» it is true that adultery breaks the marriage bond at its foundations.

Then one day someone challenged me to take a good, hard look at the foundation of my beliefs: the Bible.

You want us to reject the explanations I listed for logical reasons and then want us to accept the bibles claims which are illogical at their foundation.

Righteousness is not a matter of ethics only, but of Christian faith at its foundations.

Nor should the phrase «death of God» be linked to Nietzsche alone, for in one way or another it lies at the foundation of a distinctly modern thought and experience.

The dogma of creation in time contradicted the Aristotelian belief in an eternal universe, and the analysis of motion in the light of creation led John Buridan to develop the concept of inertia that lies at the foundation of dynamics.

«Those are really at the foundation of everything we do,» he declares.

Our concern for safety is at the foundation of all our equipment — whether its application is in the chemical, oil, hazardous materials, or food industry.