Sentences with phrase «quite different interpretations»

Though there are obvious similarities between the two — it is almost funny, that both stories focus on one particular wide - eyed white woman wearing a demure cap — they are quite different interpretations of Atwood's prose.

Luke 8:16 - 1 8 seems to suggest quite a different interpretation of the parables, from verses 9 - 10 just before.

7 has then been understood as referring to the giving of the role of eschatological judge to the one represented by the Son of man figure (a quite different interpretation from that given to this scene by the author of Daniel) which in this saga is Enoch.

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That reading seems to me too clever by half» it attributes to Barak a Machiavellian imagination he has not otherwise displayed» but it does obliquely suggest a quite different, and more plausible, interpretation of the Prime Minister's behavior.

But while Paul's testimony is, historically speaking, of first - class value, when it comes to the question of the story of the empty tomb and the physical nature of the resurrection, his words, far from bringing firm confirmation of the «bodily resurrection», are open to a variety of interpretations, and, on the whole, point to quite a different view of resurrection.

The interpretation of the Epistle to the Ephesians is quite different, depending on whether the writer is seen as primarily dependent on Jewish thought and practices, or as someone whose thought is dualistic.9 It is very difficult to know whether the writers use the various words translated into English as «flesh» and «spirit» in a spiritualizing way or not.

Besides revealing an evolving Whitehead, then, the genetic approach may show us a Whitehead that is quite different from the one we have been presented by the traditional interpretations of his metaphysical writings.

I would attempt to show that what members identify as their doubt about Christian claims can also be viewed as reliance upon a genre of interpretation that has a reciprocal relationship with other, quite different genres of Christian belief.

These theories yield a quite different and more realistic interpretation of causality than can be found in either the Humean or the Kantian traditions.

Nevertheless, the role of Scripture and its interpretation is quite different in this confessional approach to theology from that discussed above.

I think Philip Blonde's Right Communitarianism is quite different to Camerons interpretation of Progressive Conservatism.

There are quite a lot of different interpretations and levels of radicality among members of these.