"But we believe knowing about the occasion behind the trip, in many cases, is more important".
I believe knowing what's calling us through our driven need to succeed is essentially created for each of us individually.
I found it hard to believe knowing him and his character". Times staff writers Dylan Hernandez and Eric Sondheimer contributed to this report.
Pray about the elections and especially pray about judges that are appointed who can rule and make law changes of many things by just handing down rulings, orders... Do what you say that you believe, knowing that God will judge you and your nation rightly.
Later, Bertrand Russell argued that intentional states are represented by propositional attitudes, which state a relation between a person and some proposition P, where that proposition entails the person believing, knowing, feeling, or wanting (etc). P. For John Searle, intentional states are the means by which our minds relate us to the world.
Ha, Haury and Nehm (2012) stated that "believing, knowing and accepting are intimately related terms, all having a form of belief as a component" (p. 97).
Xavier Basurto, Assistant Professor of Sustainability Science at the Duke Marine Lab, believes knowing how people organize is the key to good fisheries policy.
The category mistake behind the Cartesian theory of mind, on Ryle's view, is based in representing mental concepts such as believing, knowing, aspiring, or detesting as acts or processes (and concluding they must be covert, unobservable acts or processes), when the concepts of believing, knowing, and the like are actually dispositional (1949, 33).
"This work is going to be useful for other oil spill sites," says marine chemist Chris Reddy of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, who believes knowing how oil lingers and deposits along shores will help future clean-up efforts.
The eighth of the nine Vaiśeṣika types of substance is 'self' (ātman), defined as the substratum of mental states such as believing, knowing, etc. (The ninth is 'mind' (manas), a distinct element in the ontology of the mental).
But regardless of where the inspiration comes from, my greatest personal comfort with this prospect comes from simply believing, knowing, that there's something more to life than this life.
