Sentences with phrase «own central question»

One of the central questions raised by all of this media second - guessing and hairshirt - wearing is this: Could the media really have altered the overall trend of Trump's rise to prominence and his possible nomination as Republican candidate?

That's the central question today.»

«So the central question for every Europe - focused investor is: Will Germany also enter a recession?»

That's the central question of this treatise by a pair of customer - service consultants.

The two central questions that are often at the top of people's minds during this process are: Is this job the right fit and how do I set myself apart from the crowd?

This central question stops many CEOs from moving tasks to their team.

You'll find threads with dozens of participants, discussing some central question or idea.

At its heart, the central question of this election, as conveyed by all leading parties, is: Who are the best stewards of our country's economy and its Parliament?

Redstone — notorious for his blunt, often profane manner — appears to have been quite clear about the central question of his feelings about Herzer and his health care directive.

Uncertainty about economic growth and inflation remains a central question for investors and policymakers and one that has crucial implications for the Fed's strategy and investor portfolio returns.

At one of the first great gatherings of startups in the Middle East, I begin a journey to explore a central question: what solutions — business, economic, societal — can a new generation create with unlimited access to technology?

Whether the remarkably talented entrepreneurs in the Middle East can scale and build regionally and globally competitive software at scale is still, for me, however, the central question — certainly a billion dollar question, and ultimately a trillion dollar question.

This is a central question that if answered appropriately could help alleviate much of the uncertainty that has surrounded bitcoin and positively impact price.

Scalability is a central question.

Seems to me that the central question remains when life begins.

According to metropolitan Kallistos Ware, the central question of the twentieth century was the nature of the Church, whereas the central question of the twenty - first century is likely to be the nature of the human person.

All of the matters mentioned thus far bear on the central question of ethics: Is it «right» for a Christian, under any circumstance, to take her or his own life?

The central question is, «what is the relation of creativity and this conception of brahman?»

At the root of these stark differences is a central question: Does John Paul's pontificate represent renewal or restoration?

No doubt that is the central question, but it's often assumed that this is the only question.

So once again, we confront our central question: Is the point of the household codes to declare pater familias the only godly household structure for all of time, or is the point of the household codes to declare Jesus Christ as the example to be followed no matter societal norms?

Which brings us back to our central question regarding the New Testament household codes: Is their purpose to reinforce a household structure in which men rule over their wives, children, and slaves, or is their purpose to point us to attitudes that transcend a single household structure?

The book's title implies one of its central questions: How do we know what it means to follow Jesus, when God so often seems to be silent?

The central question for the fate of mankind, accordingly, the question on the answer to which the future of man as man depends, is the rebirth of dialogue.

The postulate that life originates purely by chance out of mindless and aimless shuffling of atoms and molecules is all part of our central question here concerning the logic of an emergent view of nature.

His central question: How is the pastor to counsel or admonish (the Greek is nouthesia, the Latin, admonitio) those in his charge?

A central question for many was how to understand Jesus as a real historical figure.

That's been the central question of The Good Place this whole time.

Thus the central question in the welfare debate for conservatives is how to overcome the «passivity of the poor.»

It is natural to assume that the central question of morality is «What should I do?»

A theology of the Old Testament revelation that does not specifically deal with this grave and somber fact misses from the very start one of the most central questions...» (Must There be Scapegoats?

One approach takes «the «salvation» values of other religious ways» as the central question, and the other appraises «how complex traditions... diversely envision the character of the Whole and fashion praxes consistent with these visions.»

The central question of the play remains uncluttered.

These milestones have a tendency to cast a shadow over the more central question: How are you measuring your worth?

Peter Williamson, without perhaps meaning to do so, puts his finger on my central question, one that can not be solved for Catholic Christians solely by historical research: What does it mean for Messianic Jews, Jewish Christians, «to be faithful to the covenant that God made with their ancestors»?

By actual count, less than one third of the people who attended the postservice discussion were able to make a clear statement of the sermon's central question and the «answer» that it offered.

The Legacy Project aims not just to «promote» Hildebrandian ideas but above all to encourage a truly philosophical reception of his work — which is to say, a reception which does not dwell primarily on items of purely scholarly concern but which weighs von Hildebrand's theses, arguments, and formulations with the central question of philosophy, «Is it true?»

The central question becomes the very character of the discipline itself: What modes of argumentation, which methods, what warrants, backings, evidence can count for or against a public statement by a physicist, a historian, a philosopher, a theologian?

The central question becomes the very character of the discipline itself: What modes of argumentation, which methods, what warrants, backings, evidence...

The timeliness — even the urgency — of its central question is plain from the first chapter to the last: Can religion be plausibly explained without the assumption that «God» denotes a being of a higher ontological rank than the mundane objects of our daily experience?

But Americans actually decided the central question years before.

In the third section of more detailed chapters he tackles the central questions of modern physics: the interpretation of the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics.

So, while the issue of the «personhood» of the embryo / foetus is clearly a central question rightly addressed in the programme, the fact is that women choose abortion even when they are convinced that their baby is a person.

Marjoe seems to have put his finger on the central question in the current controversy over media evangelism.

The initial question, which is also the more central question within process Christology, centers on what basis we proclaim Jesus to be the Christ.

This is the central question of the episode and, let's not kid ourselves, probably for the entire season.

The central question addressed by spiritual formation is that of the loves — the desires, affections, the appetites — of the heart.

Rather, the central question in the recent debate has been this: «What is the nature and purpose of specifically theological education?

This does absolutely nothing to address the central questions left when departing from Luther's original premise — namely, if one must believe first to be saved — how is that belief not just another form of salvation by works?

Despite this oblique approach, however, it is clear that the central question which fascinates Coetzee is how to end, and finally to transcend, the master - slave relationship which defines the races in South Africa.