The basic sources for the historical development of Christology are the New Testament, containing the foundational Christian writings; the creeds of Christianity, especially those from the first five centuries; and the reflections of theologians.
Philosophical idealism and philosophical adaptation of the scientific concept of evolution provided the basic sources of the explicit position of panentheism.
Beza's sermons and commentaries were widely read in his time; his Greek editions and Latin translations of the New Testament were basic sources for the Geneva Bible and the King James Version (1611).
As the atomic oxygen is the basic source of the ionization at heights of the ionospheric F-region, and the molecular nitrogen is the basic source of the recombination, the growth of the ratio n(O)/n(N2) leads to a positive disturbances in the electron density at F-region heights and in TEC.
Those irreconcilably hostile to globalization identify it as the basic source of the main woes of the world (and see no point in trying to reform something that is foundationally "nonreformable and pernicious").
In earlier times, before men laid their scientific hands on the universe's basic sources of energy, the earth's natural disasters captured their imaginations.
They individually go by such names as the Esipov, Kungur, Remezov, and Stroganov chronicles (about 40 in all) and collectively constitute the basic source for the study of early historical Siberia.
The basic source of the energy is fossil fuels, which are exhaustible and not easily replenished on a human time scale.
There has been made a research of the basic sources of industrial noise in the engineering production technological processes.
The basic sources of Krishna's mythology are the epic Mahabharata and its 5th-century-ce appendix, the Harivamsha, and the Puranas, particularly Books X and XI of the Bhagavata-purana.
