Mr. Vitorino denied that there was a contradiction between the two approaches.
John Cassidy, documenting the debate over the relationship between Islam and capitalism, labels those who see a contradiction between the two as new Weberians ("Prophet Motive," February 28th).
Daromir Rudnyckyj Department of Pacific and Asian Studies University of Victoria Victoria, British Columbia John Cassidy, documenting the debate over the relationship between Islam and capitalism, labels those who see a contradiction between the two as new Weberians ("Prophet Motive," February 28th).
David B. Klein New York City John Cassidy, documenting the debate over the relationship between Islam and capitalism, labels those who see a contradiction between the two as new Weberians ("Prophet Motive," February 28th).
"Some argue there is a contradiction between the two, but the reality that a progressive social policy boosts the economy, and a dynamic economy enables us to build the fairer society we want.
If the conjunction of omniscience, immutability and a B-theory is consistent, its members are pairwise consistent, for if there were a contradiction between any two conjuncts, the whole conjunction would ipso facto be inconsistent.
Not only does that assume a contradiction between the two, one that, moreover, seems to understand religion as an autonomous field of expression and values.
The loophole Mr. Karzai took advantage of was an apparent contradiction between two provisions in the Afghan Constitution.
If true, it would go some way to explaining an apparent contradiction between two types of study carried out by researchers.
It stems from a contradiction between, on the one hand, the Tories' bold claim that they intend to persevere with Lady Thatcher's mission to roll back the state, and, on the other, the caution that has stopped them from specifying which big areas of social provision the state should now give up.
