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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «RIGORISTIC»
Découvrez l'usage de
rigoristic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
rigoristic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Thomistic Concept of Pleasure As Compared with ...
Catholic University Of America, Philosophical Studies, V148, Abstract Series, V5.
2
The Sense of Appropriateness: Application Discourses in ...
5. Is. Postconventional. Moral. Consciousness. Rigoristic? So far we have
examined two different types of norm application as well as their specific relation
to the justification of validity. In a first step, the model of perspective-taking served
to ...
3
Human Welfare and Moral Worth : Kantian Perspectives: ...
My explanations in the previous section should make clear that my less rigoristic
interpretation does not treat 'the pains and projects of others' (in general) as 'petty
details' that we may ignore. Cummiskey is right, however, that Kant's rejection ...
4
Rethinking Evil: Contemporary Perspectives
In the Religion he emphatically endorses such a rigoristic analysis. He tells us
that we call a man evil not because he performs actions that are evil, "but
because these actions are of such a nature that we may infer from them the
presence in ...
5
In the Phrygian Mode: Neo-Calvinism, Antiquity and the ...
Such "anthropismos" Popma connects with the Roman idea of "hitmanitas" which
is to be traced back to Democritus and the sophist Protagoras, via Antiphon and
Isocrates, to the Stoics, especially Panaetius.12 Peregrinus, a more rigoristic ...
6
Visions of Canada: The Alan B. Plaunt Memorial Lectures, ...
In New France the Catholics belonging to that tradition were characterized by
very rigoristic morals, including a strong opposition to the use of alcohol in the fur
trade with the Aboriginals; they were very strongly in favour of the settlement of ...
Bernard Ostry, Janice Yalden,
2004
7
The Modern Devotion: Confrontation with Reformation and Humanism
This rigoristic attitude is also strong in the Sermo contra focaristas, not so much in
the condemnation of keeping focariae, as in his ideas on the automatic legal
consequences of suspension; excommunication, irregularity, prohibition from ...
Regnerus Richardus Post,
1968
8
The Principles of Samaritan Bible Exegesis
Along with this rigoristic priestly trend went another and in part opposing '
prophetic' trend, which exerted a strong influence upon these sects, kindling in
them a deep interest in 'prophesying'.630 The outcome of this amalgamation of
trends ...
9
By Philosophy and Empty Deceit: Colossians as Response to a ...
Milder Cynics prefer Antisthenes and Odysseus while rigoristic Cynics identify
Diogenes as the inventor of the Cynic way of life. Three letters attributed to Crates
illustrate this debate over the father of Cynicism. In one letter, ps. Crates exhorts ...
10
Respecting Persons in Theory and Practice: Essays on Moral ...
What I do wish to point out is that, oddly enough, while formalisms of Ross's type
are not “rigoristic,” utilitarianism is. For rigorism as presently understood holds
that there are properties which are sufficient for attributing rightness or
wrongness, ...
7 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «RIGORISTIC»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
rigoristic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
It Looks Like The Strong Dollar And Weak Euro Are Here To Stay
The ECB has surrendered to reality, and realized that the euro cannot survive with an extremely rigoristic monetary policy. Draghi has mildly, but finally, turned ... «Forbes, mars 15»
Mass Appeal and the Rigorous Priest
It is the confrontation between a popular and complacent priest and an idealistic but perhaps too rigoristic seminarian. Predictably, in the end, each realizes that ... «Patheos, janv 15»
Is there a Christian revival starting in France?
But there is no rigoristic hectoring at our parish. Our pastor will stress the importance of living in accordance with the Church's rules, and in the same breath say ... «The Week Magazine, janv 15»
Archbishop Chaput's Remarkable Challenge to Pope Francis
This will be the line of attack from the Tutiorists of our day, those who believe the only means of evangelization entails a rigoristic moralism, to the synod: It ... «National Catholic Reporter, oct 14»
“The Two Standards”
As Régis enters the Jesuit novitiate, his rigoristic confessor orders him to break contact with Anne-Marie; Anne-Marie and Michel run away into a torrid affair (one ... «Patheos, oct 14»
JPII translator defends Christopher West against criticism and …
Jansenism was a rigoristic French approach to spirituality and theology condemned as heretical in the seventeenth century. “This Jansenist negativity, which is ... «Catholic News Agency, mai 09»
Preparing for Christmas with St Philip's Fast
Lay people were at first permitted to eat fish on other days, too, until the monastic rigoristic influence prevailed. It is interesting to observe that the famous 12th ... «Spero News, janv 08»