As another activist would later assert, everything in Belarus is political when the context is understood.That applies even to the names of hipster hangouts.
His philosophical texts were sometimes directed against logicians of non-Buddhist schools, but most often they offered critiques of the doctrines and assumptions of the non-Mahayana Buddhist schools, especially the Sarvastivada (literally, "Asserting Everything That Exists").
Cautiously, he added in the address "To the Reader" of the 1533 edition his assurances that if anyone found matters that he disliked, he must realize that Agrippa was not asserting everything in the book as certain but merely reporting opinions and that he wanted none of these statements to be approved if they were condemned by the Catholic Church (OP 1 1).
The conservative radio host, whose program draws about 13 million listeners per week, went after Parkland survivors in his broadcast, asserting: "Everything they're doing is right out of the Democrat Party's various playbooks.
It follows then that the ANT approach is agnostic with respect to the debate which has divided many sociologists in that it neither asserts that everything is socially constructed (social constructionism) nor that everything is pre-existent (realism) [ 16].
labels it either "ludicrous" (for the strong panpsychism which asserts that everything has full fledged consciousness) or "empty" (for the weak panpsychism which asserts only that everything has at least some kind of proto-mentality).
"For Now," the closing number in the Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q," asserts that everything in life is temporary — even George W. Bush is "only for now".
The word 'Nominalism' carries an implication that the corresponding doctrine asserts that everything is particular or concrete, and that this is not vacuously true.
