Can the values of Islam ever be brought into accord with the individual freedoms central to the civic identity of Western nations?
Yet: Amid all that they effect and accept, the divine Realm imposes the one harmonious act; each utters its own voice, but all is brought into accord, into an ordered system, for the universal purpose, by the ruling Reason-Principle.
Thus, one mean of evaluating these preferences and bringing them into accord is to take the required perspective for the situation.
In the department of etymology, Prof. E. S. Sheldon, of Harvard University, has carefully dealt with the results presented in the last edition, bringing them into accord with the philological ideas of the present day.
Besides, it possessed not the originals but images, pictures; and these it must bring into closer accord with the verities they represent.
Black against white, the sparkle of diamonds against the opaque surface of the shell and the lightness of feathers against the density of lacquer – all these paradoxes are brought into perfect accord, enhanced by the shifting undertones of iridescent mother-of-pearl.
Last year and this year to date, 12 centers in the county have been the subjects of complaint and all have been closed or brought into compliance, according to records of the state's Department of Social Services.
At the height of the trade, when more than 5,000 bodies a year were brought into Iraq, according to an authoritative account of Iraq's Shiites by the historian Yitzhak Nakash, a profession of corpse driers sprang up on the Iranian side of the border to help thwart zealous inspectors.
During the first five years of marriage, the most common and intense source of conflict among couples under the age of 30 is debt brought into marriage, according to a large national study conducted in 1999 by the Center for Marriage and Family at Creighton University in Omaha.
They were intended to bring man into accord with the will of God, or at least his own conscience.
