Sentence examples for both the unity of from inspiring English sources

The study of Christian mysticism reveals both the unity of mysticism as an aspect of religion and the diversity of expression that it has received in the history of Christian faith.

The question in that bewildering diversity of positions and arguments which, nonetheless, had at its core the effort to safeguard both the unity of Jesus with God and his separateness from God is whether the debates led to a logical conclusion in the decisions rendered at the great ecumenical councils of the 4th and 5th centuries.

Genome sequencing projects serve to underscore both the unity of eukaryotic organization as well as its amazing diversity.

In that formula the valid emphases of both Alexandria and Antioch came to expression; both the unity of the person and the distinctness of the natures were affirmed.

Kant called the unity of consciousness both the unity of consciousness (A103) and the unity of apperception (A105, A108).

Phylogenetic bioinformatics allows us to infer the sequence changes of nucleic acids and proteins with proper statistical validity, disclosing both the unity of the biochemical machinery of life and the speed at which that machinery can evolve.

Though Mr. Tetzlaff knows that the concerts are being offered as separate events, he hopes that as many people as possible attend both to experience the unity of the conception.

Since unity is an essential characteristic of being the whole, or composite whereas indivisibility an essential characteristic of being an atom when both the unity and individuality of the atoms are rejected, then the whole and indivisible atoms are no longer admissible.

The increasing number of sequenced genomes provides molecular explanations for both the unity and diversity of living organisms.

A grasp of both the unity and the development of Nishida's thought is also crucial to understanding it.

Officially, Moscow has remained neutral, supporting both the "unity and territorial integrity of the Iraqi state" and also the "legitimate aspirations of the Kurds".