Sentences with phrase «social irrelevance»

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Social status is an irrelevance, a human invention of no spiritual importance; one can not allow the human evaluation of an occupation's importance to be placed above the judgment of God who put you there.

Without peaceful public acceptance of their decisions, courts risk irrelevance at best and social chaos at worst.»

Unfortunately, many churches today seem to have replaced militancy on social issues by a bland irrelevance.

Although many observers see this growth only as evidence of the increasing irrelevance of religion, the nonreligious represent an important cultural group, as liberal on social issues as the most committed religious people are conservative.

Rather than brush this aside as an example of the irrelevance of the church, it deserves to be examined as a revealing example of what I mean by the social power of myth.

Just as the Labour party had to go through a painful exercise of political reinvention in response to social and economic change, so unions must embark on a similar journey or run the risk of continued marginalisation and eventual irrelevance.»

Either Scottish Labour rediscovers its mission as the natural voice for social justice in our nation, or irrelevance and ultimately extinction looms.

There are precedents of course, the original community, Friends Reunited went from being the biggest social network on the planet to irrelevance in a matter of months after they asked people to pay to be a member.

«This was still the era — it would end later in that famous decade — when to be young was a social encumbrance, a mark of irrelevance, a faintly embarrassing condition for which marriage was the beginning of a cure.»

To overcome their irrelevance, many advocates insist that civic education be incorporated into the core academic curriculum, so that English, history, and social studies courses impart lessons in civic virtue.

John, what evidentiary information is provided in this article to support your contention in the first sentence --» For history and social studies teachers in California, the Common Core State Standards are welcome allies in their struggle to liberate their subject from a decade of inattention and irrelevance»?

John, what evidentiary information is provided in this article to support your contention in the first sentence -» For history and social studies teachers in California, the Common Core State Standards are welcome allies in their struggle to liberate their subject from a decade of inattention and irrelevance»?

This was still the era — it would end later in that famous decade — when to be young was a social encumbrance, a mark of irrelevance, a faintly embarrassing condition for which marriage was the beginning of a cure.

That would put the threshold of irrelevance for Social Security up with the top 2 or 3 percent of earners.

Understanding the social and cognitive components of science is certainly important, but the abstract reads as if the possibility that we are discussing estimates of an objective quantity with an actual quantitative value is a matter of complete irrelevance.

So if an opponent argues that the «little guy» (or «good corporate citizen») should win merely because of their unique circumstances; or that a particular decision will promote» social justice»; or that the judge should decide the case in a particular way because «that's the way things always have been done,» you now have the knowledge and tools to rebut these fallacies of irrelevance.

No matter who writes a post, «no amount of karma or social capital can save it from the depths of irrelevance,» Poole says.