Sentence examples for argument recorded from inspiring English sources

This argument, recorded about ad 110 in the Epistle of Barnabas, held that because God had created the world in six days and rested on the seventh (Genesis 1) and because 1,000 years is a day in God's sight (Psalm 89/90), the world must labour 6,000 years before the sabbatical millennium of peace, abundance, and joyful rest for the Lord's weary would begin.

For our limited purposes here, were use it merely to mark the difference between a valid argument, recorded as a 'rule form', and the provability of a conditional, reported as a 'conditional form'.

Many of these epigrams are drawn from The Dusty Answers, thoughts and arguments recorded on more than 50 audio tapes during the last two years of Crisp's life which Ward hopes to publish as his final book.

Sullins and the driver got into an argument, records show.

The exercise of reasoning and the practice of argument is recorded in the early texts of India.

Grounds of medical evidence included in focus group arguments were recorded separately.

He also happened to be banned for life from the NBA on Tuesday, following the release of a covertly recorded argument with his girlfriend in which he told her not to bring black people to his basketball games, ESPECIALLY not Magic Johnson.

If calculated the status of the argument is also recorded.

A Kansas couple, Joseph & Diane Edwards, recorded every argument they had with each other, tossing down a beanbag to indicate the beginning of an argument.

This afternoon, several Supreme Court justices, who are appointed but must stand for retention in periodic elections, asked whether continuing the manual recounts in selected counties might not unfairly disadvantage voters in counties whose official tallies have already been recorded, an argument that the Bush camp has made repeatedly.

Reid uses this principle in a cosmological argument, but only as recorded in his lecture notes (Natural Theology 66 7), which leaves much to be desired.