He defines the faiths as believing chiefly "that God is one, creator, and different from the world," and contends that his book's topic is not souls but rather politics — as in the Greek "politika" for "public matters". While many self-identified Christians and Muslims would perhaps take issue with Volf's argument, his project is not unprecedented.
He believes the story appeals chiefly to preschoolers who are engaged in "cleanliness training, maintaining environmental and behavioral order, and distress about disruption of order".
Women who maintain demanding careers and also believe they are chiefly responsible for managing the domestic front are much more stressed out than women whose partners share in both work and family duties, according to social science research.
But prosecutors believe Santillano was chiefly responsible for Demitri's death.
The other groups consist of Europeans (mostly French) at 29%, Wallisian 9%, people of mixed ancestry (8%), and other groups including Polynesians, Indonesians, Vietnamese and those (believed to be chiefly of European ancestry) who identified simply as "Caledonian".
The GFA believes the Ghanaian media's obsession with foreign football is chiefly to blame for the poor attendances and lack of interest in the local league.
She recalled a recent discussion they had in the dressing room about "To Kill a Mockingbird": Will believed the book was chiefly an examination of racism, while Ms. Maxwell argued that it was a story about how the characters recognized and dealt with both the good and evil in most people.
Certain media outlets would have you believe that Glastonbury is chiefly populated these days by posh girls in hotpants and Hunter wellies, but it contains multitudes: wide-eyed newbies and silver-haired veterans; early-risers and up-all-nighters; stag-weekend geezers and wispy flower-fairies; modern parents bearing babies in papooses and teenagers on drugs you've never heard of.
But chiefly I believe he is referring to the lack of speed with which the ball is circulated from centre field.
9 This is what Dio says about the matter,5 but he is apparently in error, whether intentionally or otherwise; and yet I am inclined to believe his error was chiefly intentional.
