Sentence examples for cannot conflict from inspiring English sources

Christians sharing the medievals' confidence that science rightly done cannot conflict with the Bible rightly interpreted can share this joy.

Explaining that the interest (to sumpheron) of the whole and of a part cannot conflict, Marcus writes that by 'interest' he means intermediate things (tôn mesôn) (vi.45).

The results of true demonstrations cannot conflict with revelation, al-Ghazâlî says, since neither reason nor revelation can be considered false (Heer 1993, 186 88).

In any case, since they issue from the same warranting deity, he held that ultimately true politics and true (religious) doctrine cannot conflict.

The first reason is that absolute principles cannot conflict, and that if they cannot conflict a vital aspect of our moral lives (that is, conflict) has been left out of account altogether by any theory that supposes that morality is entirely governed by absolute principles.

Since God both created the world which is accessible to philosophy and revealed the texts accessible to theologians, the claims yielded by one cannot conflict with the claims yielded by another unless the philosopher or theologian has made some prior error.

"We cannot isolate conflict from the root causes of it".

"In the short term, Duhalde cannot afford conflict with the political class because that is his most important base of support," Mr. Fraga said.

"There cannot be conflict between China and the United States, as both sides will lose and both sides cannot afford that," he told reporters in the Australian capital of Canberra.

Second, males cannot have conflict between matrigenes and patrigenes because they lack the latter.

All three Democratic candidates — Clinton, Sanders, and former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley — agreed that America cannot enter conflicts alone, whether the fight is in Syria, Iraq, Libya, or elsewhere.