If you don't
yet have answers to the questions people will have, at least acknowledge those questions and provide a timetable of when their questions will be answered.
In addition, the fact that we do not
yet have answers to these questions should not stop therapists interested in working online from doing so.
Not exact matches
Though researchers don't
yet have all the
answers, they are getting closer
to posing the right
questions.
Key
questions about exactly how the CIB will do business
have yet to be
answered, including how independent of political pressures it will be.
My worries at this point involve the
questions Nintendo
has yet to answer.
McDonald's recent marketing campaigns
have praised the freshly cracked eggs in Egg McMuffins and
answered consumer
questions on social media about its food, though these early efforts
have yet to reverse the decline in comparable store sales.
So,
have you figured out what the right
answer to our first
question is
yet?
HOFFMAN: I haven't
had the chance
to answer my own lightning round
questions —
yet.
One of the biggest
questions of the hearings
has been why Facebook didn't do more
to make it clear
to its users how it all worked, a
question to which Zuckerberg hasn't
yet had a concise
answer.
There are myriad
questions that
have yet to be
answered, which is why it is hardly surprising that so few Bitcoin and cryptocurrency investors
have paid taxes on their holdings.
Why does the same science that rejects or supposedly debunks religion because of the preposterous idea of an almighty, all - knowing, always present creator,
yet licks their lips at the thought of an ultra intelligent extra terrestrial with the capability
to answer question break the laws of nature,
have mind reading capabilities, so on and so forth?
You really need
to ask yourself why you
have yet to answer the
question: Was Harry Potter an immoral killer?
# 2 said yes, because he
'd be busting with curiosity
to know the
answers to all kinds of
questions that
have yet to be revealed.
he
question of abiogenesis is a profound one
to which we haven't
yet discovered any solid
answers.
Two comments.One, the atheist / materialist claims that he / she... «Did «nt believe in free will»... O.K.Should we take that
to mean some mindless, heretofore unknown force apllied those words in your behalf?Did someone put the proverbial «gun
to your head «and force you
to post your comments?we await you presumably forced
answer with bated breath.Two.As for Mr.Gingrich, beware.Politics aside, the one
question yet remains for Calista: How did you, a professed «devout «Roman Catholic, carry on a 6 - year affair with a man you knew was married?How does that square with the Biblical prohibition against committing adultery?Oh wait!I know!As a «devout «Roman Catholic you can sin with impunity; just go
to your priest, say a couple of «hail Marys and Our Fathers», ask the priest
to bless your sinning, and resume.Of course!I
had forgetton how easily Catholics excuse their trangressions (ex opere operato, anyone).
In all of my study of the other view, I
have yet to read an attempt
to answer these
questions.
Theoretically, too, the
question has not
yet been
answered what the Church is
to do in the case of an insurmountable difference between theoretical and practical morality.
The issue here is that «science» continues
to «fill in'the gaps of our understanding, and just because it hasn't
answered some of these
questions...
yet, in no way * presupposes * that they won't be
answered in the future.
After years of placing this
question before those of faith, I
have yet to receive an
answer that does not involve semantic acrobatics and mental contortions.
To the question of why we ought to value the web of life in the first place «no clear and persuasive answer to this more basic question has yet been given» (RNW 128
To the
question of why we ought
to value the web of life in the first place «no clear and persuasive answer to this more basic question has yet been given» (RNW 128
to value the web of life in the first place «no clear and persuasive
answer to this more basic question has yet been given» (RNW 128
to this more basic
question has yet been given» (RNW 128).
To answer this
question, let us make a further supposition: when A comes into being, B
has not
yet come into being.
The
question you
have asked is one of the most fundamental
questions that can be asked, and
yet at the same time, a
question which never seems
to get
answered.
And learning
to answer questions, rather than providing
answers to questions the other hasn't
yet asked.
B) If you
've ever watched even the most simple programs on cable TV regarding the Big Bang, the scientists are the first ones
to admit that these are
questions they can't
answer...
yet.
There is ample reason
to believe that these
questions have been
answered unconsciously by the institutional church, but they
have not
yet in most instances been faced consciously.
@LinCA, you
have not
yet answered the big
question - «Prove
to me God does not exist».
Watching him live this double life of public man and poet, one wonders what Astrue — or Juster — is really thinking when he
answers the biting
questions of a reporter demanding
to know why the new commissioner hasn't
yet personally fixed the entire Social Security system.
You said» @LinCA, you
have not
yet answered the big
question - «Prove
to me God does not exist».
and
have not
yet found the
answer to the
question you your own intellect raises within your being.
You
have YET to answer one single
question I
have posed using any kind of sensible, reasonable, and understandable language.
not sure
yet, your books you
have written which I
have seem
to answer my
questions as I find my theology changing.
You want
answers to life's aggravating
questions yourself, and you are obviously not
yet in possession of those; I can't help but wonder whether or not this article was written precisely
to provoke those you see as your opponents, simply
to challenge them
to give you something higher (you are the one who is searching, it seems)- than you
have received through your own beliefs.
Jesus
had not
yet said a word
to them, but they knew the
answer to their
question.
True, throughout the history of Christianity and of the Church the Christians themselves
had slowly
to learn — and this process is not
yet finished — what their Christianity really means; they must ask this
question again and again and
answer it in ever new situations which they can not, of course, foresee and for which they will not
have ready - made
answers.
You are now continuing
to deflect and use subtle attacks and be condescending which doesn't help your credibility, as opposed
to actually
answering the
question... Which you haven't offered any (reasonable or viable nor realistic law or solution) that
would actually work
yet.
Despite our ignorance of much that we might like
to know and with an honest recognition that we do not and can not «
have all the
answers to all the
questions,» we
yet have enough
to impel us
to be responsible and zealous in thought and word and deed.
While I do not
yet have a fully - formed
answer to this
question, over the next few posts, I will present what I
have so far, and let you weigh in on the subject.
Susanne, you ask good
questions and as you
have yet to receive an
answer I hope you don't mind if I try
to reply.
ion the Hebrew it means with reverence and awe... and you
have yet to answer my
question..
None of us can
yet give definitive
answers to these
questions, and it may be years and even centuries before theological discussion
has moved us close
to any kind of resolution.
DE: I haven't
yet answered Richard's
question, about whether «space» is entered in the Index
to Process and Reality.
I do admit that I
have problems
to bring across what I am talking about here and I do not know all the
answers to my
questions yet.
The simplest
yet by far the best
answer I
've ever found
to that
question is by trying
to love more.
People
have been asking that
question for thousands of years and
yet a simple «yes» doesn't really
answer it, again, you can go on and keep on believing, I on the other hand
have not found sufficient reason for me
to believe in judaism.
You
'd think a person with a PhD in astrophysics
would have an
answer to even ONE
question anyone
has posted here
yet.
Yet Augustine
has a security, both dialectical and spiritual, in his
answers to the human
questions which contemporary searchers can not quite share.
No completely satisfying
answer has yet been given
to the
question why, if God is a reality, powerful and benevolent, evil is allowed
to exist.
I am an evolutionist and I'll give you an
answer to your
question: Science does not
have the proof of that
YET.
Again, just because, there may be a few unanswered
questions *
yet to be discovered *
have not been
answered just
yet, it does not automatically mean — God exists.
J.W my last post was taken directly from our convo on what scares an atheist... you
have yet to answer it... it was directed at fred... but its your
question too, the one you chose
to walk away from!