You could not have had a challenge in the name of "unity" with two "unity" candidates.
I do not know with what right I felt challenged, in the name of my generation, by the provocation in that piece, but I took up the story again in an attempt to prove him wrong.
In part, these decisions reflect every president's obligation to take up some fights but not others, to gratify core supporters most of the time but selectively challenge them in the name of reaching a wider audience.
Against those who obsess that the Pope is failing to uphold doctrine, Francis recalls that, in the Gospel, such critics "represent the principal opposition to Jesus; they challenge him in the name of doctrine".
Since Margaret Thatcher, the role of academia has been to service the status quo, not challenge it in the name of justice, tradition, imagination, human welfare, the free play of the mind or alternative visions of the future.
We all have a responsibility to challenge that climate in the name of the common values, and the fundamental promise of religious freedom that defines America.
She asked that the progressive people in Malawi, and around the world, "challenge this decision in the name of human dignity and equal rights for all," by adding their names to her statement.
On the press closing ranks: Quite apart from the extent to which titles do, in fact, write critically about those who have challenged them (all in the name of the exercise of free speech), the climate is such that that there is an undeniable perception that this is precisely what will happen.
I call upon the progressive men and women of Malawi--and Malawi--and Malawi--andarounde thes decision in the name of human dignity and equal rights for all".
The bottom line here is the bottom line; it seems unlikely that Ello won't at least face challenges to compromise its policies in the name of financial sustainability.
