10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRENICALLY»
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irenically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irenically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Handbook of the History of Philosophy
cally or irenically he is related to all of them, to Locke as much as to Hume, to the
Scottish philosophers not less than to the earlier English and French moralists, to
the Leibnitz- Wolfian philosophy as well as to the materialism of the French, ...
Albert Schwegler, James Hutchison Stirling, 1868
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Handbook of the History of Philosophy ... Translated and ...
The Parmenidee again— in demonstrating the Eleatic one, by virtue of its own
logical consequence, to strike round into its reverse, and undergo diremption into
plurality—effects the same object irenically. The internal progress of the ideal ...
Friedrich Carl Albert SCHWEGLER, James Hutchison Stirling, 1868
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Thinking with the Church: Essays in Historical Theology
Irenically, we might appropriate both the Lutheran formula “faith active in love” (
practical belief that calls for action: cf. Gal. 5:6) and the Thomistic “faith formed by
love” (practical belief that arises from action). You may gleefully object that now I
...
Brian Albert Gerrish, 2010
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Warrant and Proper Function
The problem is that if the analogical position supports those ordinary views, it
also supports their denials; hence it does not support those views. More irenically
and more moderately, it does not support those views nearly strongly enough to ...
Alvin Plantinga John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy University of Notre Dame, 1993
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PRE/TEXT: The First Decade
Like Heraclitus' always-turning universe in which the road up and the road down
are eternally the same road, the palintropos harmonia of rhetor and eiron
eternally suggests that she who would speak must speak (eiro) irenically at times,
eristi- ...
6
Christian Faith in Dark Times: Theological Conflicts in the ...
After reading Althaus's 1927 address to the East Prussian church convention,
Barth wrote him about it, partly, to be sure, with his inevitable caustic edge, but
also irenically. In that letter, he said, he found everything that impresses me about
you ...
7
Ultimate Realities: A Volume in the Comparative Religious ...
In the above example, we might be inclined, irenically, to say that the human
condition involves all three specifications (East Asian, South Asian, and West
Asian) and possibly others besides these as complementary and overlapping
aspects.
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Buddhist Goddesses of India
An irenically smiling effigy from Orissa beautifully portrays this conception of the
goddess (Pl. 4). In another variation, discussed below, four-armed
Prajnaparamita displays a rosary, in reference to the practices of contemplation
and mantra ...
Miranda Eberle Shaw, 2006
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Schooling Learning Teaching: Toward Narrative Pedagogy
Therefore participating, cooperating, and comporting oneself irenically means to
let oneself as well as one's interpretive readings go along with sense as an
issuance rather than choosing one sense to the absolute exclusion of another.
Nancy Diekelmann, John Diekelmann, 2009
... of sympathy heaved at the grave of her rival.' In any case, the symmetry might
be interpreted more irenically – the two women, who never met in life, united and
equal in death. In a union of another kind, Catholic Mary I shares the tomb of [60]
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRENICALLY»
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irenically is used in the context of the following news items.
Repent and celebrate
... reconstructive task of disentangling the hostility from their churches' respective theologies and re-imagining, counterfactually and irenically, ... «The Christian Century, Jun 15»
Acquisitions Editor, Baker Academic
Our authors are scholars who are leaders in their fields, write irenically, and display a healthy respect for other perspectives and traditions. «Publishers Weekly, May 15»
The Prophetic Eric Moutsos
... homosexuality may not be said or thought in the public square, no matter how irenically expressed. One of the goals of the Benedict Option, ... «The American Conservative, Feb 15»
Remembering and Honoring Evangelical Theologian Stanley J …
I'll end with two examples. First, with conservatives and neo-fundamentalists he opposed open theism, even if irenically. He had no sympathy ... «Patheos, Nov 14»
Chromosomes and Creationism
A sound point irenically made, but it won't make any difference to the fence-sitters who tacitly give Hamster credence. David_Evans. I suppose ... «Patheos, Jan 14»
Would McDermott Call Donald Bloesch a “Meliorist?” (And Some …
True, he studied with Karl Barth and was influenced by him, but he was always irenically critical of Barth–especially his “objectivism” of ... «Patheos, Sep 13»
State Funerals and Christendom
Gerald Ford on the flight to Cairo rued Nixon's characteristic political manipulations even then, according to one report, irenically regretting ... «American Spectator, Apr 13»
Benedict XVI and the End of the “Virtual Council”
Less irenically he might have said, “I have tried to get through to you, notwithstanding layers and layers of deaf and dumb bureaucrats, and now ... «Catholic World Report, Apr 13»
Judging the Nations?
Somewhat irenically, Iristol waxed a little nostalgic for that earlier era. He probably appreciated the humility of a nation at least admitting its sin, ... «First Things, Apr 13»
