Sentence examples for collision of worldviews from inspiring English sources

Ed Kilgore says, in a somewhat different way, much the same thing I and people like Joe Weisenthal have been saying: what we're looking at here is a collision of worldviews, one might even say of epistemology.

For him, "the debate over evolution, design, creation, supernatural intelligence, etc., is not a scientific question in the first place but the collision of worldviews, the confrontation of materialism and idealism," he says.

Yet many great ideas that have advanced culture over the past centuries have emerged from a more connective space, in the collision of different worldviews and sensibilities, different metaphors and fields of expertise.

Behind the competing catchphrases lurks another contest, one that illuminates this war of worldviews.

Thus, the ability to increase evolution acceptance while validating a diversity of worldviews may be impossible.

The Upanishadic age was characterized by a pluralism of worldviews.

I love that collision of cultures.

It's a collision of opportunity!

It was a collision of ideas and ideologies.

Is the collision of intuition and big data useful?

"To the collision of the two," I said.