Unfortunately, as we have seen all too often through the previous century and into the present, many Christians insist that we have to accept all the details of the biblical story of creation.
"While on the Attorney General's staff, he accepted a detail to the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq," explains his Baker Botts biographical sketch, "where he was the Deputy Rule of Law Coordinator.
If you are in doubt about accepting a sponsorship, include all details of the sponsorship with your financial aid application and request that your financial aid eligibility be calculated with and without sponsorship so that you can make an informed decision.
The MoJ does not accept the details, maintaining that the man could have left Kidderminster earlier.
Reasonable people would accept that details of people attending private and family occasions paid for out of ministers' own pockets should not be disclosed".
While few today accept the details of Kaufmann's analysis, the rehabilitation of Nietzsche has been in full swing in recent years.
Augustine and his medieval followers, sympathizing with Plato's intentions but unable to accept the details of his theory, declared that the ideas were in the mind of God, who from time to time gave intellectual illumination to human beings.
Although modern historians do not accept such details as a 7th century bc date, preferring a date in the Early Christian era, they affirm the tradition of an aggressive movement of peoples from the west.
This includes doing everything possible to find missing policyholders". The committee had been told that the Treasury had refused to accept the details of 350,000 policyholders from the Equitable Life Members Action Group because of data protection issues.
The MP also accepted the details of the memo's account were not correct.
Mr Carmichael said it was an error of judgement and he accepted "the details of the account are not correct".
