Sentences with phrase «order of society»

They are part of the social and economic context, for they do play a role in the social and economic ordering of society.

Here, Wilson confronts the philosoher's dilemma, where even if we can establish the best order of society within his «traditional conservatism» we are still «burdened» with the imperfections of a citizenry beset by sundry diseases of the mind, not to mention the soul.

In our first statement, «Evangelicals and Catholics Together,» we pointed out a number of areas in the right ordering of society on which we can and should cooperate.

O'Donovan was our Erasmus Lecturer last year, and that was the occasion of a very lively and productive exchange on biblical truth and the right ordering of society.

The Division shall have until the next General Meeting of the Society (but in no case less than nine months) to effect remedial measures or otherwise bring itself into compliance with the Memorandum and Articles of Society and Standing Orders of the Society.

It deserves careful study as an example of the application of religious principles to practical social needs, moulding a comparatively primitive order of society to the shape of justice and humanity.

Admittedly Dawson sometimes yearns for the yesteryear of the medieval world, but what he is most keen to defend is the organic connection among the various orders of society, which is grounded in the fundamentally relational structure to creation.

If we are to call for its ending, it can not be simply because it is idolatrous, since it may be that every human ordering of society will be tainted with idolatry.

One answer has been that of revolutionary transformation, in which established orders of society are challenged and overthrown, and traditional modes of grouping people are discarded.

Furthermore, a closed society tends toward a unitary hierarchical system of classification, in that to each person one basic class designation is applied, and this designation fixes the person's place in the rank order of society.

In a profound way, this brought to an end the sense of self - evidence about the Enlightenment ordering of society and education.

The right to life, to inviolability, to freedom is an indispensable part of any moral order of society.»

Granted that coercive power is necessary if a State, or even a harmonious lesser order of society, is to exist, several very basic questions remain.

In the generic sense, for Whitehead, the customs of any given civilized society function as the requisite «patterns of relationship,» which not only define but also substantiate the particular order of that society.

In other words, it is only through the coordinated activity of individual persons acting concordantly that the social order of society has any real and lasting efficacy at all.

The modern dichotomies of church and state, religious and secular, are equally constitutive of an «integral» (although probably not orthodox) ordering of society as the medieval division of society into the three orders of laity, clergy, and regulars.

But with the change marked by historical consciousness, the first and most fundamental responsibility of love is for a just ordering of society and culture themselves — for so forming or transforming their most basic structures that they allow for the fullest possible realization of all relevant interests, thereby giving to everyone his or her due.

No, Bruggeman paints a portrait of the Biblical prophet as one who contends against the normal order of society and culture which has set itself up at the expense of the marginal, the outcast, the poor, and the weak.

Cultural processes such as information and communication are not merely the objective order of society and community, but penetrate the soul of the whole human being.

While rejecting the practical doctrines of classical liberalism like laissez - faire, Hobhouse praised the work of earlier classical liberals like Richard Cobden in dismantling an archaic order of society and older forms of coercion.

Establishing / Reinforcing / A Sense of Professionalism Leaders in the more successful law firms establish / reinforce among their attorneys and staff a sense of professionalism regarding client service and the role of their lawyers in the resolution of disputes, the conduct of business, and the overall order of our society.

The recognition of native title by the High Court in 1992 was a recognition that law did govern Aboriginal society when sovereignty was acquired by the British and that Indigenous law was a subtle and elaborate system which provided a reasonably stable order of society.

We affirm democracy as the type of government that holds the most promise for the just and good ordering of society and that best protects human rights and dignity.

According to Longino, the preference for linear hierarchical theories over complex interactive theories comes from conservative political assumptions about the proper ordering of society.

10.3 The objects and operation of the Local Group shall be in accord with the Memorandum and Articles of Society and Standing Orders of the Society.

As we have seen, it is substantively limited by the acknowledgment of a higher sovereignty, and it is procedurally limited by the just claims of communities other than the state and by their role in the right ordering of society.

Instead it seems that Jesus» believed that the order of society constituting the basileia, already operating in his ministry, was having a hidden but important effect far beyond what was immediately visible.

The former pushes Christians to uproot and pull down the orders of society while the latter draws them back toward the earth and roots them in the orders of creation.

Islam is primarily concerned with the ordering of society, and only secondly with the spirituality of the individual.

And this regime was, naturally, a fixed hierarchy of social power, atop which stood the gods, a little lower kings and nobles, and at the bottom slaves; the order of society, both divine and natural in provenance, was a fixed and yet somehow fragile «hierarchy within totality» that had to be preserved against the forces that surrounded it, while yet drawing on those forces for its spiritual sustenance.

But unless we have to a far greater degree than at present the ordering of society on the basis of the supreme worth of every human being, we shall have repeated outbursts of world tragedy.

Social classes are often unjust, and the order of society is in need of reconstruction, according to principles of right and not of class interest.

Recognizing that no order of society will put an end to the lust for power over others and the use of power to exploit, it contains checks and balances.

These were not orgies of mass burnings but rather, in their baroque heyday, a theatrical and symbolic expression of the supremacy of the Faith, the mercy of the Church and the order of society.

Although many of these rose to high positions, tensions still remained, especially during times of crisis, and many suspected the conversos of secretly maintaining Jewish customs and beliefs and thus threatening the order of society.

10) Malvern Conference Report, Malvern, 1941; the Life of the Church and the Order of Society (London: Longmans, Green and Company, 1942).

This world of ours is a new world, in which the unity of knowledge, the nature of human communities, the order of society, the order of ideas, the very notions of society and culture have changed and will not return to what they have been in the past.

Here the covenant of the preservation of the fallen world through justice and judgment (indicated by the covenant of God with Noah in which God calls all humanity to create and maintain an order of society based on reverence for life, and the Divine ordinance through which the political order that uses power and legal justice for the liberation and protection of the weak from self - aggrandizement of the strong in a sinful world - Moses, David and Rom.

They consider religion essential to cultural integration, but their primary concern is not with the truth of faith but with the order of society.

«This world of ours is a new world,» wrote Robert Oppenheimer in 1963, «in which the unity of knowledge, the nature of human communities, the order of society, the order of ideas, the very notions of society and culture have changed and will not return to what they have been in the past» (Saturday Review of Literature, June 29, 1963, p. 11).

He fulfilled the order of society — priest, prophet and king — in His own Incarnate Self.