Sentences with phrase «relevance of that distinction»

It was the theological relevance of the distinction between gentile and Jew.

Proportionalism criticizes the moral relevance of the distinction between directly and indirectly intending evil that undergirds the double effect.

Before concluding this discussion of the mutually - helpful relationships Whitehead advocated between philosophy and the special sciences, the relevance of the distinction between «metaphysics» and «cosmology» should be mentioned.

The relevance of this distinction is left unaddressed by many commenters, and some courts, who seem to operate under the belief that the presumption should naturally apply in the context of constitutional interpretation, just as it applies in the course of statutory interpretation.

The relevance of this distinction is that it affects how one analyses, or suggests changes to, the native title system.

The distinction between shame and guilt will be examined, along with the relevance of this distinction for treatment planning and EMDR targeting.

Not exact matches

These distinctions, while important now, will lose relevance in the long run as more assistants can be used on both kinds of devices.

At the time, Facebook noted the photo's historical relevance, but said it was «difficult to create a distinction between allowing a photograph of a nude child in one instance and not others.»

The point of the foregoing is that the distinction which is made by Mascall between the historic and the systematic dependence of natural theology on revelation has an even smaller relevance than he seems to suppose.

Nevertheless, despite the continuing relevance of these traditional distinctions, they appear as secondary issues in the wider horizon of Christological discussion in the United States.

Whitehead adds several pages later that the metaphysical misconception of the particular - universal distinction is historically rooted, n the Aristotelian ontology of substance, in which the «particular» is «conceived as being just its individual self with no necessary relevance to any other particular» (PR 50/79).

This distinction between «form» and «intention» is after C. H. Dodd, The Kingdom of God in History, p. 18, as quoted by R. B. Y. Scott, The Relevance of the Prophets, p. 153.

But the radicality with which the criticism of Scripture has been carried out in terms of modern historiographical methods, the intense concern to find within the Scripture that meaning and message which is of vital relevance in our situation, should warn us that the distinction of conservative and liberal is not relevant to the distinction between this approach to theology and others.

What is the relevance of making this distinction?

The distinction of more relevance in purchasing a part such as a ball joint is «should one install the OEM (Lexus) part versus an aftermarket part?»

So the distinction has relevance — but probably not to the mainstream audience most of these reporters are talking to.

Although the courts often talk of «expert evidence» as if it were a single category representing in every case an exception to the rule against the reception of opinion evidence, it is suggested that a similar distinction exists in the evidence of experts and it is one which has considerable relevance both to the procedural aspects and to the assessment of the weight of expert evidence.

At the time, Facebook noted the photo's historical relevance, but said it was «difficult to create a distinction between allowing a photograph of a nude child in one instance and not others.»

It got me thinking about the relevance of this model to my mediation practice and how I might shape some additional strategies, skills and interventions around this model and these distinctions.