Sentences with phrase «ordered world»

Through industry, technology, politics, economy, even religion, we have smoothly ordered our world so that we can fool ourselves into believing that we are masters of our universe.

In so doing, this group of portraits examines notions of illusion, projection and the make - believe, while firmly referencing our need to define and order the world around us.

The ground of order could not be reduced to a function of one entity within the aesthetically ordered world.

But we have seen that the world, in relationship to which we actually live, is a significantly ordered world This significant ordering is partly by signals and partly by symbols.

I am rather nostalgic and like a more ordered world.

My own hope is that we may order our world into a community of communities of communities.

The piece explores the desire to understand and order the world amid nature's wild strength and the unknown and the recognition of limits of humanity.

Why does it matter how things are organized in a digital / third - order world where organization is a dynamic snapshot at any point in time?

It's all about controlling and ordering their world so they feel more secure, say psychologists.

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Finally, there emerges a relatively stable, complexly charactered, and significantly ordered world which serves the immediate subjective intensity of those actual occasions that can experientially incorporate the world's diverse riches.

Shonibare's outsider status led him to gravitate toward the peculiar and fixate on others» desires to order their world using stereotypes.

«Ordering the world at a spontaneous level of story telling implies that the search for coherence in the universe is not futile; it testifies to a primal conviction that reality lays itself open to being ordered in a comprehensible way» (John Navone, Towards a Theology of Story [Slough, England: St. Paul Publications, 1977], 39).

It is they who can creatively and joyfully order their world without becoming ensnared by their imposed system.

Moreover, as William Beardslee insists, the story form tells the individual «where he has come from and where he is going,» since «by creating its own ordered world, wherein through struggle and action an end is achieved, the story expresses faith in the ultimate reality of order and life.

By selecting forms to be relevant to the world God has thereby partially ordered the world.

Since it is not possible to think of one entity as simultaneously a wave and a particle, we must give up the attempt to order the world even at the phenomenal level where Kant thought it possible.

At a superficial level, the Phantom is the embodiment of everything (e.g., communism, atheism) that disturbs one's ordered world by introducing a «different» interpretive principle.

To allow the full implications of this phenomenon into our lives would upset our securely ordered world.»

For a totally immobile and completely ordered world would not be distinguishable from its creator and, therefore, would not be a world.

It is impossible metaphysically for a creator to create a non-becoming, perfectly ordered world.

To say that God is always acting in the world is like saying that God is always ordering the world.

In Israel's orthodox thought, this was an evidence of the grace of God: he chose so to order his world for the benefit of man.

With his quizzical expression and dishevelled appearance, Menashe has the air of an accidental rebel, a spark of chaos amid a rigidly ordered world.

Walter's carefully ordered world spins out of control when Agatha gives him a book as a birthday present — a murder mystery entitled The Number 23 — A Novel Of Obsession by Topsy Kretts.

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But once he unexpectedly gains custody of twin sixteen - year - old daughters, his well - ordered world crumbles.

Thus, if a student orders a world history research paper, the assigned writer will have a Bachelor's degree in history.

This series explores the act of roll - playing as both escapism and a way to order the world according to the boundaries of our childhood experience.

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«Since there is no Supreme Arche as source of meaning and value, there is no need to set the world right... Unless we free ourselves from the bias that forces us to conceive the Cosmos as a single - ordered world which it is our responsibility to recreate in social and political dimensions, we shall surely not escape the temptation to exploit the instrumental power born of our narrow and perverse anthropocentrism for totalitarian ends (EI 251).

Indeed, the sciences were often celebrated more by theologians, who saw them as telling us about how God orders the world, than elsewhere in the university.

The Greeks, by contrast, employed their growing powers of reason to order the world about them and then to discover the order objectively present in that world.

In Greece, Homeric men undertook to domesticate the alien powers within an aesthetically ordered world.

Raised back and forth between the UK and Nigeria, «Shonibare's outsider status led him to gravitate toward the peculiar and fixate on others» desires to order their world using stereotypes.

He accepted Kant's view that the ordered world is created by the human mind and then pointed out that the way the mind orders the world varies from culture to culture and evolves within individual cultures.

But we are conscious that it is an ordered world and that in a mysterious sense it obeys its own laws - thus we are able to see how it is possible to harness energy to provide people with heat and light, how it is possible to grow, cook, and preserve food, how we can heal diseases, and so on.

In Germany, Immanuel Kant agreed and argued that it is the activity of the human mind that presents us with an ordered world.

But it seems to me that a particular kind of story, the parabolic story, the kind of story which does not assume an ordered world but perceives order only indirectly, intermittently, and beneath the complexities of personal and social chaos, is the kind most pertinent to our times.

This exilic liturgy affirms the goodness of an ordered world under God's governing blessing.

Taylor's analysis at times betrays a tendency to equate enchantment with the vertical, hierarchically - ordered world of the Middle Ages and disenchantment with the horizontal world of a modern moral order.

But if we do ask these questions, we will be led to answer in terms of some source of order that transcends the objects of scientific investigation, whether it be beyond or within the ordered world.

God made a very logical, ordered world, and I don't believe it to be as hostile as some think.