Sentences with phrase «widespread rejection»

And that brings us to yet another irony worth contemplating on this fortieth anniversary: what widespread rejection of Humanae Vitae has done to the character of American Catholicism.

Many of us thought the idea of open primaries for the selection of candidates was dead and buried following widespread rejection by members in a Party consultation process a couple of years ago.

One is that a greater understanding of climate change as a human rights problem should lead to more widespread rejection of many justifications for non-action on climate change.

The Jews» widespread rejection of Jesus actually fulfilled the prophecies of the Old Testament, most notably Isaiah 53.

It said the President must be suffering from what it described as self - deception to think that he could win the 2019 presidential election, in spite of his alleged abysmal performance and widespread rejection by Nigerians.

A year ago tonight, I was summarily rejected by the people of Edmonton Rutherford; caught up in the election sweep of Alberta by the Rachel Notley led NDP — benefactors of a widespread rejection of our 44 year old PC government.

Yet the widespread rejection of Aristotelian teleology and of a whole family of cognate notions in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries resulted in just such a deprivation.

However, he refuses even to acknowledge that the widespread rejection of Humanae Vitae's teaching on artificial contraception — the supposed origin of the «culture of dissent» — may have been grounded in something other than systematic dissent or cultural dissolution.

Confusion surrounding Vatican II had led to a culture of dissent, symbolized by the widespread rejection of Humanae Vitae.

How are we to account for this widespread rejection of classical theism?

Rosa Prince is particularly good at describing how almost by chance Corbyn became the candidate of the left for the leadership and the momentum he gained through a widespread rejection by many Labour Party members of the «establishment» candidates and the influx of the new Momentum membership.

This widespread rejection of scientific findings presents a perplexing puzzle to those of us who value an evidence - based approach to knowledge and policy.

A widespread rejection of the hourly rate billing model leaves many firms struggling to come up with a viable alternative and without the capability to re-engineer their business model to support these new fee structures.