Sentences with phrase «ultimate subject»

Thus it follows from faith and justice that there is only one kind of ultimate subjects of predication and that no difference between any one such subject and any other can amount to an absolute difference in kind, whether it be a merely finite difference between one creature and another or even the infinite difference between any creature and God.

It is particularly instructive in showing the possibility of reconceiving the unity of theological education on a teleological basis (as have the other proposals), but without postulating an ideal «essential» structure to the education's ultimate subject matter.

By this I mean that they imply not one, but many, ultimate subjects of predication.

Unlike accidents and essential properties, which can not exist without an ultimate subject, they are ultimate subjects in their own right.

Furthermore, «theology» is now defined, not by reference to its ultimate subject (God), but by reference to socially defined roles.

When we picture theological education as a movement from theory to the application of theory in practice, we focus on the bodies of theory as the ultimate subject matter to be studied.

Now it is precisely as that which exists fully, actually and as an ultimate individual entity that the Aristotelian primary substance can not be present in a subject, for it is itself the ultimate subject.

Ernan McMullin lists eight different roles matter played in ancient Greek philosophy: the «substratum of change», the «principle of individuation and multiplicity», space as a receptacle for form, «the locus of potentiality», «the source of defect», the contrasting principle «over against life, mind and Divinity», «a factor in explanation» (the so called material cause) and «the ultimate subject of predication».

The liberal arts, he recognized, made pathways by which the mind journeys to God — who, as the ultimate source of unity, cohesion, and interconnection in everything that exists, is also the ultimate subject of inquiry.

It should show or render a notion to the readers on the ultimate subject of discussion of that paragraph.

Formalism, the belief that the ultimate subject of art is art itself, would seem to go against the very nature of photography.

To me, light is the ultimate subject because it embodies the pinnacle of all reality.»

Lucio Fontana Lucio Fontana, whose career spanned the late 1920s to the 1960s, declared space as the ultimate subject of abstraction.

The film's ultimate subject is the ownership of objects and images and how political movements, museums and art dealers manipulate their meaning.

They are realities of practice stemming from the sameness of the ultimate subject matter: the human body.