PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «EIRENIC»
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «EIRENIC»
Descubra o uso de
eirenic na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
eirenic e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
8.2 Moral Rationalism and Explanation:The Eirenic Combination The Eirenic
Combination for which I will be arguing holds the following two theses: (i) Causal
explanation of a priori moral beliefs by moral facts is excluded by the a priori
status ...
Christopher Peacocke, 2003
2
Writing and Religion in England, 1558-1689: Studies in ...
Nevertheless, it was not until the turn of the present millennium, with the
appearance of W.B. Patterson's study of James's eirenic and ecumenical policies,
that the pacific motif fully began to re-emerge as part of a coherent, and highly
nuanced, ...
Professor Anthony W Johnson, Professor Roger D Sell, 2013
found less frequent expression in philosophical systems of ethics than the eirenic
. As a matter of fact, until fairly recent times practically all systems of moral
philosophy have been of the eirenic type. Machiavelli may more properly be
called a ...
Max Rheinstein, Hans Georg Leser, 1979
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Quite Literally: Problem Words and How to Use Them
eirenic. is literary for peaceful: Noam Chomsky rails against Bush's war on terror
from within the eirenic environs of the MIT. (TV producer Tristram Hunt). either,.
neither. refer emphatically to two possibilities: either go or stay; neither one thing
...
5
Annales: Crit Assessmnts
Commenting on the failure of the humanists to acknowledge the source of their
eirenic inspiration, he explained that it became impossible in Italy and Spain
openly to avow the influence of Erasmus after the rise to power of the militant ...
6
The Medical Revolution of the Seventeenth Century
EIRENICISM Elsewhere I have attempted to show that the major religious
impulse to medical reform in seventeenth-century England derived from a set of
religious beliefs and values which I have termed 'eirenic'." Eirenicism, or the
desire for ...
Roger Kenneth French, Andrew Wear, 1989
The majority report was as follows: The eirenic import of the proposed joint
resolutions is clearly evident. When, however. we consider the merits of the
proposal itself we discover so wide a divergence of view within the committee as
to make it ...
8
The American Ecclesiastical Review;: A Monthly Publication ...
If Christ came to announce Himself as God and demand man's faith in Him on the
ground of the credentials He held, then man is not fulfilling his duty by a response
of eirenic love toward his fellows. The intellect must give its service to God and ...
Herman Joseph Heuser, 1912
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Ideas&Ideals North Euro Renais
Walker's analysis of the De religione gentilinm leads him to think that Herbert's
eirenic and politique religious attitude had a similar foundation. Like Bruno and
Campanella, who had hopes of somehow reconciling their astral religion, their ...
... primarily through business activity could hardly afford to antagonise the
adherents of other religions. Furthermore. an eirenic and inclusivist attitude has
in fact also been a characteristic feature of recent neo-Hinduism in elite Indian
circles.
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «EIRENIC»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
eirenic no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Anger Management
His reaction to the sin of the Golden Calf, which included smashing the tablets, was hardly eirenic or relaxed. But that case was different. «Arutz Sheva, jun 15»
Anger Management (Chukkat, Covenant & Conversation 5775 on …
His reaction to the sin of the Golden Calf, which included smashing the tablets, was hardly eirenic or relaxed. But that case was different. «The Times of Israel, jun 15»
Why the religious kill
The religion that has returned is not the gentle, quietist, eirenic and ecumenical form that, in the West, we had increasingly come to expect. «Catholic Herald Online, jun 15»
Baines challenges GAFCON's 'selective' communiqué
NO longer convinced that an "eirenic" response is the right one, the Bishop of Leeds, the Rt Revd Nick Baines, has accused GAFCON of ... «Church Times, abr 15»
'Good disagreement' breaks out at CEEC meeting
... and Dr Davison said there was a "sour note" from "the one or two people there who were clearly worried by the eirenic tone and the quest for ... «Church Times, mar 15»
At Notre Dame de Lorette
In this context, the International Memorial at Notre Dame de Lorette is refreshingly sane and eirenic. And this despite the fact that France had ... «London Review of Books, nov 14»
'Fields of Blood', by Karen Armstrong
The phrase, coined by Edmund Burke, has been exploited by eirenic religionists from William Blake to Martin Luther King. Moral imagination ... «Financial Times, set 14»
37 Days, BBC Two, review
This is the Benckendorff whose tomb is in Westminster Cathedral, for all three were Roman Catholics, of eirenic disposition. They were to be ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mar 14»
The Briton whose achievement equals that of the Pharaohs'
The eirenic wisdom of Ware's policy may be appreciated by visiting a French, German or American war cemetery, where lines of crosses are ... «Spectator.co.uk, nov 13»
Our new blog on religion Hard clogs to fill
The Chinese authorities are making life harder for a burgeoning movement of Christian house churches, and blaming the eirenic Dalai Lama ... «The Economist, fev 13»
