Not exact matches
If what you say is
true, then why is it that I see billboards, roadside signs, TV, print and onlineadvertisements EVERY day in which religious
groups try to force their
particular brand
of religion on everyone, yet on the rare occasion that an atheist does the same, it makes national news.
By not making it about me but Jesus I find that paradoxically I have become more
of my
true self, letting go
of a false self due to social programming and over identification with any
particular group.
It comes from a
particular vocal
group of naturalists on one side and a much smaller but equally noisy lot
of creationists on the other, both
of whom have increasingly been declaring their respective philosophical views not merely to be
true but to be
true in a specifically scientific sense.
It is
true, as Hall points out, that for Whitehead ordering principles are «immanent» within
particular occasions (see UP 261 - 70), but in most cases those ordering principles also reflect the «mutual relations»
of individuals, as well as the «community in character» pervading
groups or societies
of individuals (AI 142).13 This is particularly
true of persons: the relations between occasions which constitute the human body and brain, and the «community
of character»
of the succession
of personal experiences, give an essential element
of unity to human experience.
Led by Lyle Wirth (Nicholas Hoult), this
group of makeshift detectives is obsessed with grisly
true crimes, with Lyle in
particular leading a faction to try and discover what truly happened that night at Libby's Kansas farm so many years ago.
In the catalog
of the Guggenheim's 1996 - 98 traveling retrospective, curator Diane Waldman wrote: «Kelly's need to make color an independent entity and to align it with a specific shape and space may have set him apart from a
particular group or movement, but it has not set him apart from the art and culture
of the 20th century nor from the age - old issues that animate art and give it its
true meaning.
Furthermore, since the «low life expectancy
of African Americans» is something that is statistically
true of a
group of people, rather than something that is
particular to any given individual, there is probably no one who would have standing to bring such a vague claim.
And sometimes, as can be
true of any
group that is assembled for a
particular purpose, there is one member
of the
group who, without good reason, makes everyone's life harder.