Mr. Bush gave them reason to think so during the campaign, often saying he would name judges with a strict constructionist philosophy.
Their beliefs can vary considerably from strict Jewish ideals to a strict Christian philosophy, depending on how they choose to interpret their scriptures, which consist of the New Testament, the Torah, and other Israelite writings.
Their beliefs can vary considerably from strict Jewish ideals to a strict Christian philosophy, depending on how they choose to interpret the "scriptures," which consist of the Bible, the Torah and other Israelite writings.
Epicureanism, in a strict sense, the philosophy taught by Epicurus (341 270 bce).
He bluntly said that his pick for a spot on the Massachusetts Supreme Court would be a judge who had a "strict constructionist, judicial philosophy".
Ultra-liberal!) while at the same time conveniently ignoring George Bush handing out free money to Wall Street, or (for that matter) Sarah Palin running her state's government on a strict "redistribution of wealth" philosophy.
The situation seems to have been at least temporarily resolved by Gödel's turn to phenomenology in 1959, which, while adding some dimension to Gödel's project to construe philosophy as a strict science, at the same time led to his incorporating into his philosophical world view a stronger emphasis on the notion of subjectivity.
Reinhold introduced his presentation of the Elementary Philosophy with the following "metaphilosophical" questions: How is philosophy possible as a strict science, and what is the distinguishing feature of such a science?
Naturally conservative, if not reactionary, I was also impressed that St. Joe's required students to take 18 credits of theology and philosophy, and maintained a strict dress code: maroon blazer, white shirt, gray trousers, maroon tie.
We see this more as an ongoing activity and future-oriented organisational philosophy rather than a strict scientific exercise [25].
