Sentence examples for axiomatic belief from inspiring English sources

"It generated an almost axiomatic belief that in the foreseeable future Israel will have to live as if the Arabs are not around," says Ephraim Yaar, a co-author of Tel Aviv University's monthly Peace Index poll, which has measured Israelis' attitudes for the past decade.It was Amram Mitzna, the Labour candidate in the 2001 election, who first seriously proposed giving up land without peace talks.

It's scientism, which is the axiomatic belief in the empirical and that that which seems science-like is probably right.

It follows from that axiomatic belief that if he loses it must be because the election was "rigged".

A creative person's need to believe in the value of what he is creating is axiomatic; Logan's belief in whatever project he is engaged in approaches euphoric faith, protecting him, as it seems designed to do, from the nibbling nuisance of self-doubt.

In recent years, there has been much work on axiomatic characterizations of belief change.

Perhaps it arises from the mistaken belief that for Calvin predestination is axiomatic in his theological system.

Deploying a range of sophisticated logical arguments developed over the last 25 years, Christian philosophers have revived faith as a subject of rigorous academic debate, steadily chipping away at the assumption -- all but axiomatic in philosophy since the Enlightenment -- that belief in God is logically indefensible.

In this paper, axiomatic requirements for uncertainty measure of interval-valued belief structure are defined.

Despite some evidence to the contrary, this belief has been used as an axiomatic assumption in most genome analysis software packages.

Others have developed an axiomatic approach based on natural desiderata for degrees of belief (e.g., Cox 1961).

We offer several related definitions of belief as knowledge-relative-to-assumptions, and provide complete axiomatic systems for the resulting notions of belief.