Sentences with phrase «symbolic term for»
The most familiar symbolic term for describing the nature of the Church is a term coined by Paul.
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«Symbolic transference» seems to be an older term for «symbolic reference»; «objective lure» for «subjective aim»; «presentational» and «causal objectification» for «presentational immediacy» and «causal efficacySymbolic transference» seems to be an older term for «symbolic reference»; «objective lure» for «subjective aim»; «presentational» and «causal objectification» for «presentational immediacy» and «causal efficacysymbolic reference»; «objective lure» for «subjective aim»; «presentational» and «causal objectification» for «presentational immediacy» and «causal efficacy.»
David Lull responds initially by arguing from Cobb that the idea of creative transformation is a material norm for theology, and that the word «transformation» is a rational statement of the more symbolic terms «creation, redemption, justification, emancipation, or sanctification» (WPH 194).
He knows my attempts to give clear meanings to these three words, and that I term «symbolic» concepts that are applied eminently to God but not at all to some sorts of creatures, for instance, «shepherd» or «light.»
For in the sense in which he uses the term «literal» in the other passages in which he affirms the same categorial terms to have a literal rather than either a symbolic or an analogical meaning, it means nothing other than «univocal» (although, as we shall see presently, this is not the only sense in which he uses the term «literal»).
These symbolic terms all cohere and relate together, depending upon one another for their full meaning and often being defined in terms of one another.
Each community has its own symbolic language in terms of which it interprets experience, and these symbols have little meaning for the outsider in either case.
To compare different cultures, past and present, in terms of how Christ, for instance, is imaged, functions, conceptualized and so on is to enter a kind of bicultural symbolic analysis.
The terms vary; now the symbolic phrase is reconciliation to God and man» now increase of gratitude for the forgiveness of sin, now the realization of the kingdom or the coming of the Spirit, now the acceptance of the gospel.
But it might not be idle or grotesque to suggest that there is a Buddhist ground for Whitehead's language about God, which is to say a religious ground which is far more meaningful in terms of the symbolic language of Buddhism than it is in that of any other religious tradition, including Christianity.
Within such a paradigm we would begin to analyse an issue such as media and violence in terms of its effects first on the broader symbolic environment that is needed for constructive social life, rather than just on isolated and selected individual actions.
On Wednesday, he tapped former one - term Rep. Kathy Hochul of Buffalo for the largely symbolic spot, replacing the retiring Bob Duffy...
Check with your 401k plan provider on the loan terms and costs (they'll charge some symbolic amount for managing the loan for you).
Richter redefined the terms of contemporary painting as he looked to photography for a way to release painting from the political and symbolic burdens of Socialist Realism and Abstract Expressionism.
In short, the Uluru Statement calls for recognition of Australia's first peoples not in purely symbolic terms, to merely fix a historical wrong, but to permanently enshrine the First Nations Voice in the constitution.