Four months later, Imam Rashad Khalifa, considered a heretic by his enemies because of his interpretation of the Koran, was stabbed to death at the mosque in Tucson.
He initially regarded Christchurch as a cultural backwater, and was furious at being forced to wear a uniform at Christchurch boys' high school, though he soon became something of a sensation at Christchurch folk club because of his interpretation of MacColl songs and knowledge of British traditional music.
Because of his interpretation of sin as the captivity of the will, Luther also revived the patristic metaphor of the Atonement as the victory of Christ; it is characteristic of him that he wrote hymns for both Christmas and Easter but not for Lent.
Because of his interpretation of the New Jersey core, Wright believes it was a sudden event, and has suggested a comet impact could do the trick.
Mr. Tubridy's voice seemed quite limited in amplitude, range and flexibility, and it was probably because of this that his interpretations lacked force and strong communicative power.
Ironically, the orthodox church condemned him posthumously as a heretic (in 680-81) because of his tritheistic interpretation of the trinitarian dogma: through a reading of the relevant concepts in this debate (nature, substance, hupostasis) in a strictly Aristotelian way, Philoponus was led to enunciate not a single god in three persons (Father, Son, Spirit), but three separate divinities.
Johann Karl Rodbertus, (born August 12, 1805, Greifswald, Swedish Pomerania [now in Germany] died December 6, 1875, Jagetzow, Prussia [now in Germany]), economist who, because of his conservative interpretation of social reform, was instrumental in shaping the Prussian government's regulation of its economy.
Because of his liberal interpretation of the Bible, Foster was also the subject of much controversy.
Because of his particular interpretation of the social contract, Kant is not a social contract theorist in the strict sense.
In the 1872 election Kruger's preferred candidate, William Robinson, was decisively defeated by the Reverend Thomas François Burgers, a church minister from the Cape who was noted for his eloquent preaching but controversial for some because of his liberal interpretation of the scriptures.
Because of this focus on clarity, his interpretations have been called cold.
