Sentence examples for basis of a passage from inspiring English sources

Tétreau points out that Dietrich never attempts to prove his doctrine of separation, but assumes it on the basis of a passage in Aristotle's De anima (III, 5, 430a17 18) where Aristotle claims that mind and its act of thought cannot be subjected to temporality.

It is unfair to criticize a religion on the basis of a passage which it has renounced.

Moreover, on the basis of a famous passage from St . Pauls I Corinthians (13:12 "For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face"), Auriol maintains that we are assured that the beatific vision of God is an intuitive intellectual cognition.

This can be explained on the basis of the passage of cyclone 'Imelda' within the vicinity of the island.

Thus on the basis of this passage we must conclude that he took the moral error theory to be only contingently true).

Largely on the basis of this passage, the apostle Paul has been branded, by more liberation minded people of recent generations, as one of history's great misogynists.

Those who maintained that the accident of motion occurs in the second location did so on the basis of a linguistic analysis of the term 'motion'; for 'motion' means there is a passage or transference of a body; however, there has been no passage or transference of a body while it is still in its initial location.

On the basis of this important passage, among others, the majority of twentieth-century English-language commentators have rejected the idea that Kant has a genuine disagreement with Hume over the status of particular causal laws.

Thus, full colonic visualization on the basis of complete capsule passage was possible in 73/89 cases (82%%).

Some scholars have held, on the basis of these passages, that Plato intends the Nocturnal Council to be the main political authority in Magnesia.

The correspondence between Clarke and Collins took its inspiration from a book published in 1706 by Henry Dodwell, putting forward the view on the basis of various passages from the Bible that without divine intervention the soul would perish at death.