Sentences with phrase «unavoidable conclusion»

Near - verbatim repetition among the synoptic Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke makes unavoidable the conclusion that at least one of them functioned as a written source for at least one of the others.

Using these ingredients, plus some basic physical principles, Einstein came to mind - boggling yet unavoidable conclusions that overturned all of physics.

«A thing is God's will because it is good: that is the unavoidable conclusion.»

Belief and thought in general is always history - bound, while the real truth as such (if such there is) will be something that transcends history The unavoidable conclusion here is that we can not capture the truth as such.

I think that is an unavoidable conclusion.

The unavoidable conclusion would seem to be that the second of the two alternatives mentioned at the beginning of the section must be correct: some error must have been committed in combining the four equations in the way required to reach the contradiction.

That's the unavoidable conclusion from documents published yesterday in The Intercept.

In the pages that follow, we lay out the key findings that document the extent of change and that point to the unavoidable conclusion that human activity is driving it.

If a black hole preserves information, he argues, then an unavoidable conclusion of Einstein's theory of gravity — that there's no way to tell if you're falling into a huge black hole — must be wrong.

Our experts keep a sharp eye on the introductory and concluding paragraphs and in the body of the essay the theme march naturally onwards coming to a natural, unavoidable conclusion.

Even if one buys into the premise that the government should be forcing businesses and consumers to alter their behavior in the name of fighting climate change (or «oil dependency»), it is still an unavoidable conclusion that CAFE standards are absurd.

So there is an unavoidable conclusion.