Sentences with phrase «principle accepts the truths»
The liberal principle accepts the truths of God's revelation in Christ only to the extent that they cohere with natural reason, correspond to pious feelings, or serve the needs of civil society (cf. Apologia, chap.
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One needs to work hard to get out of these lies... one should spend time to study the basic principles of the all the books we have around us this time which include the book of Mormon and LDS... then you think what make sense and what not... the accept the true one... I can assure you that there is only one Truth as two can't be truth... you just have to look for it and use ur intellectuaTruth as two can't be truth... you just have to look for it and use ur intellectuatruth... you just have to look for it and use ur intellectuals...
Then, following the words of the Prophet and guided by reason, man will search for the principles of the Imamate and of the Day of Resurrection; and since on the basis of reasoning he accepts the words of the Prophet and of Imams as the basis for truth, he will acknowledge the truth of the Day of Resurrection.
«While I wished to think thus, that everything was false, it necessarily had to be true that I, who was thinking this, was something; and, observing that this truth — I think, therefore I am — was so firm and so sure that all the most extravagant suppositions of the skeptics were incapable of shaking it, I judged that I could accept with a scruple as the first principle of the philosophy I was seeking.»
This crucial principle for reading ecclesial texts is, says Berkouwer, of ecumenical significance when ecumenical partners accept «that the Church's formulation of the truth could have, for various reasons, actually occasioned misunderstandings of the truth itself.»
Financial statements, whether issued under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) or the International Financial Reporting System (IFRS) provide the analyst with vital Objective Benchmarks, not Truth.
Moreover, the Román et al. paper starts from a statistical - mechanics basis,, i.e., from first principles, rather than being based based on blindly accepting equations as received truth without double - checking their ranges of applicability.
According to CAGW orthodoxy, once you accept that as revealed truth, the precautionary principle tells you that nothing else matters — decarbonize the planet.