Sentences with phrase «traditional claims»

While those claims abound, the more traditional claims against property lawyers also continue.

When scientists announce that the chemistry of DNA is so certain, universal and uniform that all forms of life on earth are essentially the same, a credulous public jumps to the conclusion that traditional claims for the uniqueness of the human species have been nullified.

Few traditional claims to religious authority could weather such a relentless beating.

Minority shareholders remained without access to a buyout remedy under Texas law, which resulted in minority owners pursuing traditional claims against majority owners, as well as seeking relief under more novel causes of action.

Our date - then - fornicate social mores run counter to the traditional claim that we should discipline our sexual instincts in accord with the limitations imposed by the institution of marriage.

What, indeed, if there is some truth to the traditional claim that suicide, at least in some cases, begins a suffering that will never end?

How all this may be assembled and related to the traditional claims for Jesus is a task yet to be done thoroughly.

It would be interpreted by non-Disciples as we intended them to take it, and it could be interpreted by Disciples as implying the traditional claim that they were not a denomination.

Camus's metaphysical asceticism — he refused all traditional claims about the sources and foundations of reality — was received by the postwar West as exemplary moral heroism.

It can not digest the traditional claim that freedom is perfected by an internalized discipline, an ascetic disposition that renounces the satisfaction of lower desires for the sake of those that are higher.

Although Morris readily grants that «process theology has issued some important correctives concerning the medieval conception of God,» he nonetheless holds that «process theologians, in a spirit of innovation, often have departed unnecessarily, and dangerously, from the traditional claims of the faith they most often purport to be preserving» (AE 150).

These traditional claims have not yet been substantiated by extensive scientific studies.

The traditional claim of 4.0 % associated with a fixed allocation of stocks and commercial paper corresponds most closely to a Calculated Rate, not a Safe Withdrawal Rate.