Sentences with phrase «which identity groups»

This is where the phrase «the personal is political» has taken us: into a world of anxious, narcissistic egotism, in which identity groups attempt to take ownership of issues while silencing those who appear to attack their identity.

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Mission statements and five - year plans are something of a foreign language for the Vanderbloemen Search Group, which baked culture into its identity from the very beginning.

The term «aggregate customer information» means collective data that relates to a group or category of services or customers, from which individual customer identities and characteristics have been removed.

A-Trust GmbH, the entity responsible for providing the digital identity for the Austrian citizens, teamed up with Jelurida and the ANG (Ardor NXT Group) to initiate an enterprise application which enables Austrian municipalities to publish their announcements on a digital bulletin board.

The authors judge, correctly I reckon, that however individualistic conservatives» political and theological ideology may be, their churches are apt to function more like authentic communities — close - knit groups, commitment to which is viewed by their members not as optional but as integral to individual identity.

The group, which is not explicitly religious, wants GLBT students to feel affirmed in their sexuality, acting as a support network for students struggling with their sexual identity, whether they choose to be openly gay or whether they choose to remain celibate.

Don't waste your parental influence on things like length of hair, which is a powerful symbol of peer group identity and the strength of youth to defy the establishment.

Not the haburah fellowship meal celebrated by a group of Pharisees; no such meal existed (J. Jeremias, Eucharistic Words of Jesus [1965], pp. 30 f.) Not the Qumran communal meal anticipating the «messianic banquet», for all that this may have influenced the Christian practice, because that is simply a special meaning given to the regular communal meal at Qumran, whereas our evidence indicates that the Christian practice was something out of the ordinary which the early Christians did and which helped to give them a special identity.

Increasingly, women are getting into consciousness raising groups with other women and discovering that they are not «sick,» that other women have the same experiences and feelings, that they don't need counseling at all but merely a sense of their own identity which will allow them to lead fuller lives.

Though most, if not all, humans are guilty of thinking judgmental and hypocritical thoughts, those making up roughly 60 % 0f the population who are truly ignorant, narrowminded, with lack of a personal identity (easily manipulated by peers) tend to go to the extreme of blowing the horn of self - righteousness by pointing out the flaws in other groups instead of focusing on their own flaws, which is an increased epidemic in this day in age especially in the age groups of 15 to 33.

Emergent theologies are all socio - critical theologies in which reflection arises from group experience and identity.

Hardly any groups are now so ignored in the curriculum as are religious sub-cultures — which provide many Americans with their deepest sense of identity and meaning.

Support groups are problematic given the church's traditional task, which I stressed at the beginning, of transmitting identity to new generations and maintaining identity across the life cycle.

The juvenile stage, which is characterized by a need for more extensive relationships among one's peer group, then takes over and dominates personality development throughout one's early years in school up to and including the initial awareness of one's sexual identity.

Although I have no doubt about my own Christian identity, there are ways of distinguishing bvetween groups of thinkers in which I would be classified with these Pure Land Buddhists and separated from many Christians.

These churches strive to maintain the values of the immigrant culture, deriving their function and identity from the ethnic groups which make them up.

Even before the American Revolution, «education became an instrument, deliberately used, by which dominant groups sought to recreate an ideal unity and minorities struggled to retain their group's identity.

What raised eyebrows about these demands was not their size but the fact that they came from an ethnic group, rather than a nation or state, and a group which was asking that its ethnic identity become the basis for the reparations.

Ephesians teaches that in Christ the hostility between Jews and pagans, on which each group staked its identity, has been destroyed.

Even if we could agree on the identity of those individuals who have attempted to consider the plethora of theodicies in a careful, objective manner, and even if we could determine objectively exactly which specific self - consistent, comprehensive theodicies the majority in this group consider convincing, we would not thereby be in a position to declare which theodicies could justifiably be considered plausible in the objective sense Griffin envisions.

Rather than becoming heterosexual, men and women become part of a new identity group in which it is almost the norm to succumb to temptation and return to ex-gay ministry over and over again.

Belonging in a group always involves a tension between our personal identity, our own sense of self, and our social identity which reflects the claims of our family or community through prescribed roles and behaviors.

And many children have grown up confused about their identity, unclear about which of the various groupings of adults in their lives they should really regard as being their parents.

[10] Making a quantum leap, one can not forget the legacy of colonialism, which resulted in massive ferment at various levels of society, and also resulted in different groups within society attempting to forge new patterns of relational identity.

Pressure on the hyphen ought to result in the challenging of simplistic notions of group or religious identity which claims that there lies something deeper, something intangible, which is supposed to be the cement which binds people and communities together under a common label.

The new religious identities and communities which emerged from these conflicts — Lutheran, Calvinist, Anglican, and the more radical groupings often lumped together under the name «Anabaptist» — did indeed share some beliefs and attitudes in common.

«They have the right to live at home, where they've lived for 1,700 years, since before the arrival of Islam, so that they can continue not only because it is their natural right, but also because they are a presence that is a benefit to the Islamic community and which helps diversify the social context which can slowly favour a democracy that respects the identity of every person and each group.»

«17 Myths provide the basic forms of signification by which a group perceives and expresses its identity.

They have broken up into competing groups that have turned early church leaders into «superstars» around which various groups are rallying and finding their identity.»

At the same time marginal groups like Dalits and tribals are seeking a new identity for themselves based on their past religion and cultures which had been suppressed or destroyed by dominant communities.

These experiences, which are common to almost all groups which develop strong social ties, religious or not, are: the sense of belonging to a group, the experience of power, and the creation of a new identity.

Aggregate information is data we collect about a group or category of services or users from which individual user identities have been removed.

Even when so - called «right wing» wins, it's usually more - rousseau - sh, e.g. «Compassionate Conservatism» of GWBush or populist right wing rise (Trump or Europe in 2010s) which is decidedly more group - identity than Lockeish.

In a larger sense, «man» can refer both to individuals and to larger communities (or tribes, in ancient times) that one belongs to and toward which one feels protective — by virtue of sharing an in - group identity.

It symbolised the great Ukipisation of No. 10, the rejection of moderate government in the name of a right - wing identity politics in which the imagined victimhood of the dominant group is relentlessly promoted.

She deftly explained how art has identified people and groups and ways through which many artworks have given rise to intellectual, cultural and identity debates.

The group also said the Cuomo administration issued regulations clarifying that gender identity is included in the definitions of sex and disability, which are currently safeguarded in the state's non-discrimination law.

With the breakup of Empires generally, however, the goal came to be that each people group (nation) would have its own state - the nation - state - in which it could pursue its own identity.

Nigel Evans, MP for Ribble Valley and chairman of the all - party parliamentary group on identity fraud, wants consumers and businesses which have fallen victim to a phishing attack to get in touch.

Campaign group No2ID, which Ms May celebrated in her statement, highlighted some problems in the coalition government's bill, including the reintroduction of a two year sentence for those who legitimately, or through error or misprint, hold identity documents in more than one name.

For questions specifically concerning the manner in which people's group identities and affiliations affect politics and political opinion.

People's group identities and affiliations and the manner in which they affect politics and political opinion.

Either way, all five groups, which can now shield the identities of those giving more than $ 5,000, may have to make more forceful arguments next year if they still want the exemptions.

According to psychological theory, every person has a social identity, which depends on being a member of various groups.

Like many people identified as belonging to a racial group, Finns used to be defensive about their biological identity, which was disparaged by their domineering neighbors.

The crows present a puzzling question to biologists, which gets to the heart of what it means to be a species: Given that hooded and carrion crows can mate and swap genes, how do the two groups maintain their individual identities?

This definition allows the term to be applied to a range of objects from the nearest gravitationally bound clusters to groups of widely spread stars with no apparent gravitational identity, which are discovered only by searching the catalogs for stars of common motion.

Most young people are facing peer pressure and do not want to miss out on the group from which they scour their identity.

The film focuses on their existence as members of a group, one to which they surrender their identities.

Call this Identity (or yet another take on Agatha Christie's «Ten Little Indians») for the action crowd, Mindhunters similarly gathers a group of attractive performers into an isolated environment, kills them off one by one, and doesn't let us know which among them is the killer (if any).