Sentences with phrase «which systematizes»

In an article entitled «On the Sense of Inner Identity,» Erikson speaks to this crucial question: «There can be no question that it is organized religion which systematizes and socializes the first conflict of life....

There can be no question that it is organized religion which systematizes the first conflicts of life....

One problem that has been pointed out here is the occurrence of new terms in theories which are not found in the observational data (or lower - level uniformities) on which they are based and which they systematize.

Not exact matches

Scholasticism Theology moved from the monastery to the university Western theology is an intellectual discipline rather than a mystical pursuit Western theology is over-systematized Western Theology is systematized, based on a legal model rather than a philosophical model Western theologians debate like lawyers, not like rabbis Reformation Catholic reformers were excommunicated and formed Protestant churches Western churches become guarantors of theological schools of thought Western church membership is often contingent on fine points of doctrine Some western Christians believe that definite beliefs are incompatible with tolerance The atmosphere arose in which anyone could start a church The legal model for western theology intensifies despite the rediscovery of the East

The debate about how seriously to take Whitehead's intuition, even when he has not fully systematized it, is different from the question of identifying the meaning of the passage in which the intuition is expressed.

But loving those the world hates, helping rescue someone from addiction, or showing people that they are loved by God is a spiritual victory which can not be replicated, duplicated, systematized, or multiplied.

The German theologian Karl Heim and the Swedish theologian John Cullberg have both systematized the I - Thou philosophy to the point where it bears unmistakable traces of that reliance on the reality of abstraction which characterizes I - It.

As will become increasingly clear, the posture which seems to me to flow from an incarnational approach is more concerned with method and / or process than with content and systematized product.

If systematized these would fall into three main types: the beauty, sustenance, and orderliness of nature on which our lives depend; social relations in the family, community, nation, and all our past which have nourished and fashioned us; and, less obviously but essentially, the human capacity of thought, feeling, and will by which to live and act as morally responsible beings.

In the first sense the gospel is the Christian evangel; in the second it is Christian belief, which when systematized we call theology.

Moral endeavors in response to the gospel, like theologies which attempt to clarify and systematize its truth, are man - made structures; the gospel is from beyond ourselves.

For let me put this question: what system of chromosomes would be as capable as our immense educational system of indefinitely storing and infallibily preserving the huge array of truths and systematized technical knowledge which, steadily accumulating, represents the patrimony of mankind?

Ethics is the attempt to systematize what we all perhaps only inchoately know or which we have perhaps failed to make sufficiently explicit.

You're just going to regurgitate a mess of Calvinistic systematized groupthink (which I once did at a point in my life).

His final synthesis was completed during the period in which chemistry and nuclear physics were being systematized in terms of a small number of «elementary» (noncomposite) particles.

The reconstruction of «that which was» may rationally appear to be merely a fantasy for idle minds; but in fact the meticulous work accomplished in the past hundred years by the collectors of fossils, the results which they have patiently recorded in innumerable papers and in barbarous language, perfectly incomprehensible to non-initiates, the paraphernalia of systematized knowledge and the clutter on the museum shelves, all this has made a contribution of the utmost importance to the world's thinking.

As well, the Katakamuna people brought about their civilization based on the soul of language from the Mu continent which flourished in Asia according to a systematized and advanced cosmo - physics [vii].

Personal Capital (which is free to use) is a great way for us to systematize our financial overviews since it links all of our accounts together and provides a comprehensive picture of our net worth.

His work derives from the interest and mistrust in constructed perceptions, which are considered to belong to a «natural order» and constantly build our notion of truth through a systematized knowledge.

But on the other hand free market enterprise and Smith's capitalism, appropriately systematized, has proven far more effective than any other (which doesn't say other systems don't have any good points).

As far as skill of these sorts of models go, I've been systematizing the approach of using data only up to year Y (e.g. 1915, 1935, etc.) to determine the parameters of a model and measuring how well it forecasts the future (which of course we know today).

Richard Susskind's new book (which will be reviewed here shortly) paints a vivid picture of an unbundled, pre-programmed, automated, systematized, packaged and downloaded future for legal services — a marketplace whose contours and functions are dictated by clients.

Systematizing certain services has also created predictability, which helps attorneys communicate expectations to the client (depending on what type of law) and deliver quicker.

«If you find yourself in a practice area which you can imagine, hand on heart in the small hours of the morning when you wake up in a cold sweat in bed thinking about it, that «actually what I do is highly process - based and I can well imagine that being systematized» — if you can conceive of it being systematized, I think it will be systematized.

The application of high - end skills or talents: Lawyers need to deploy judgment, counsel, business analysis or strategic insight to fill these roles — not process or content, which will be systematized and automated by non-lawyers.

They collect and scrutinize information, using a number of computer softwares to systematize the data, which they put forward orally or in writing.

You need to have different set of skills which include those that are related to communication, technical aspects of the business, and organizational and systematized recording.

After all if the systematized model worked the success rate of those being coached that way would be at least 50 % which they are not, instead less than 20 % are successful.

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Since its launch in 2016, Aperture has systematized the process of acquiring, repairing and re-selling properties and has beta tested its proprietary technology platform and methods by making real world property investments with personal capital of its founders and management team, which has produced over 50 % unlevered IRRs to date.

Widdows remains dedicated to providing an efficient and systematized structure to the real estate brokerage business which has enabled him to operate the most successful real estate brokerage in the U.S.. His philosophy on technology is to only build and provide software and tools which serve to save time and streamline processes.