Sentences with word «particulars»

In certain particulars Paul himself recognized that he was improvising without explicit authority from Jesus» words (I Corinthians 7:10, 12, 25, 40).

This is because we are on the scene and know all the particulars of the situation.

Time for ALL churches to lose their tax exempt status... Churches wan na play politics but don't wan na Pay to Play... Time to ante — in and let the IRS know all the particulars...

But why, then, can we not maintain that if there are memories of particulars inscribed on particulars there can also be anticipations of particulars inscribed on particulars?

David Little claims «explicit Puritan influence on the particulars of common law was nil.»

The reason there can be no relation to future particulars is that what has relation to X has X, for X is a constituent of relation - to - X.

By parity of reasoning, the impossibility of relations of particulars to past particulars can be shown.

The only things that exist are particulars.

All concepts abstract from details, particulars; but the physicist abstracts also from ideas as universal as those of structure and quantity, which he uses, whereas the philosopher should seek ideas that are not abstract in this sense.

simplicity, and the unity of reality: of uniqueness, individuality, and power: of the fittingness and appropriateness of things: or of the moving together, transformation, and harmonization of particulars.1 The number and kinds of religious experiences are almost infinite, probably because they are so unique and particular to those who have experienced them.

I would think that would be a challenge unless the definition avoids any docternal particulars.

They must move from these theological universals to prevailing particulars, not vice versa.»

For my Kevin Williamson - fortified bill of particulars, scroll down to the post below.

The particulars of that providence remain shrouded in mystery.

Second, the induction to the new set of laws is not a generalization from particulars; the role of prior theory in guiding observation (of data or selection of uniformities) is accounted for.

The bible gives instructions on selling slaves, buying them, beating them (not unto death,»cause that would be wrong), and all sorts of other particulars.

The abstraction from concrete social reality in each case tends to create the illusion that theological ideas or practices of worship or church legal systems have ghostly lives of their own that transcend the concrete particulars of the communities that more or less believe the dogmas, practice the liturgies, and follow the rules.

Just as mysteriously, this remote God intervenes in life to answer prayers of petition that do sustain our lives in the particulars of bread and forgiveness in the measure we trust him and repent of our sins.

More, whose coterie includes many of the big names in these new sciences, listed all the particulars of this new creed.

No two circuits of the limit cycle (occasions) are precisely alike in all particulars.

Not only does it exist, and while people will disagree over particulars, we broadly agree on what it is.

Other variations depend on the prior internal relations, the external relations between patterns, and on the nature of the particulars which make up the process.1

The particulars of this decision aren't really the problem.

No attempt is made to set forth particulars; instead, a convincing case is made that, in ignoring elements of sustainability, equity or participation, we open ourselves up to the risk of serious and unavoidable consequences.

They assume that universals themselves must be like the instances of them in particulars, and then say the Platonic account ascribing independent existence to them is forced to believe in ghostly, wraithlike, disembodied essences.

True, Kant did attribute knowledge of particulars and individuals to God, as moral postulate and regulative idea, but what was accomplished thereby was at the cost of losing some of Aristotle's consistency.

How can God's unchanging gradation of possibility be relevant to the contingent particulars of the changing process?

Along with Peirce and Weiss, Hartshorne holds that particulars are completely determinate, and therefore can only be past events, and that universals are somewhat indeterminate, and can therefore characterize only the future.

I deal every day with the particulars of how Christians have negotiated their relationships to culture and can see countless illustrations of the problems inherent in describing these in any neat theological categories.

The primordial nature is God «abstracted from his commerce with particulars... God in abstraction... deficient in actuality» (PR 50).

In the Book of Psalms, on the other hand, the psalmists also describe their deliverance, although particulars are generally left out, and then quickly turn from their personal experience to the character of God.

Most interesting for our purposes is the following remark: «At this juncture, I believe, Whitehead does not anticipate any difficulty working out the particulars as to how God could influence the world, but then he has not yet proposed the consequent nature with its everlastingness that will pose the major problem» (19).

In ingression, it is the nature of the eternal object as hierarchically related to all other eternal objects and as it is in itself which lures the particulars of the actual occasion in process as it informs them.

Two particulars are alike because the same value measures their similar components with a pattern ingredient in both.

Thus God's satisfaction, on this view, could only be relative to pure potentiality, entirely divorced from commerce with the finite particulars of the temporal process.

Republican candidates routinely make a great show of their faith (despite Mathew 6:6) but categorically rule out discussion of any particulars of it.

As a result, we are able to place them in different contexts that give those particulars new meanings.

And so, in all other particulars, the Father of all is in no degree similar to human weakness.

His primordial nature, though abstract and unchanging, could not fail to be applicable to concrete, changing particulars.

Eventually, though, we come to appreciate the striking similarities, not just in particulars but in theme.

One must know concrete instances first; for, as Professor Agassiz used to say, one can see no farther into a generalization than just so far as one's previous acquaintance with particulars enables one to take it in.

Christians don't follow Leviticus any more the reason Christians don't follow it is because Christ didn't follow it either, in many particulars — he touched lepers and bleeding women and dead bodies among other breaches of the Leviticus code.

In all such particulars the human race exhibits great variety.

The reason Christians don't follow it is because Christ didn't follow it either, in many particulars — he touched lepers and bleeding women and dead bodies among other breaches of the Leviticus code.

Whether at the beginning of the fifth century or at the end of the twentieth, the particulars of their meeting are always ambiguous.

Romney, a former Mormon bishop, has been emphatic in response to questions posed about particulars of his religious beliefs: «I'm not running for pastor in chief.

Evolving particulars become the dynamic events of time.

In this context the problem of particularity is two problems in one: it is the problem of the relationship between one historical event, the event of Jesus Christ, and all other particulars in the universe; it is also the question of the relationship between human history and the cosmic process in general.

To be sure, Jesus knows she has been married five times and now «has» a man who is not her husband, but what are the particulars?

They choose precise (and sometimes imaginative) words and phrases to convey a solid sense of the particulars in an entertaining way.