Yet, there is one area of Green's religious thought that has not been touched on in any real depth yet: his conception of God, or in his terms "the eternal consciousness".
Previous studies have touched on this topic.
But that doesn't mean that any story touching on her emails deserves screaming headlines and dark insinuations, and this one certainly doesn't.
The new confiscation act caused Lincoln more difficulty, as he had hoped the Congress would not pass any legislation touching on confiscation that might complicate his own efforts to hold together the disparate pro-Union alliance.
Additionally, any concern touching on environmental conservation and Alabama citizens' health and safety does not vary with the waste's point of origin, and the State has the power to monitor and regulate more closely the transportation and disposal of all hazardous waste within its borders.
6.38 It has been argued that any legislation touching on press regulation would be the beginning of the slippery slope; that any Government would find it easier to amend an existing Act than to bring forward new legislation to shackle the press; that Parliament is itching to control the press and that this would be an opportunity to do so.
There is a military censor in Israel and we've received text messages reminding us that any material touching on national security is meant to be submitted before broadcast.
His mind whirled, without touching on any one thing for more than a moment — the wife he married when almost still a boy, who died so many years ago, then his second wife, the little mentally disturbed girl.
Any Washington power lunch touching on national security issues -- between Reporter A or Lobbyist B and Official C -- inevitably contains something that someone has classified.
But we take for granted these days that anything -- especially any visual representation -- touching on the hard scriptural and historical substance of faith will generate fierce argument.
The proprietor, Nach Waxman, stocks new cookbooks but also the remaindered, the rare and the recondite touching on any aspect of food and wine: scientific, agricultural, political and folkloric.
