I needed to create simpler syntactical structures, material that would be comprehensible, arguments that could be combined in provocative ways and recontextualized throughout the course of a piece.
Therefore, if physicians involved in neonatal care would intend to introduce regulations such as the Groningen Protocol, strong and comprehensible arguments would be needed in a first step to gain wider public acceptance.
Over the course of his theological career, he had come to believe that "the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the Judeo-Christian tradition".
But it was at Regensburg's theology department that he honed his belief that the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the JudeoChristian tradition.
But it was at Regensburg's theology department that he honed his belief that the discourse of Christianity is a fundamentally rational discourse — as the West, grounded in Greek philosophical inquiry, understands reason — and as such not ultimately comprehensible, even for argument's sake, outside the Judeo-Christian tradition.
So unPAC USA will gradually create and disseminate easily-digested content in all forms until an extensive, comprehensible and winning argument has been made.
It seems barely comprehensible that this line of argument could ever have achieved such success, given that so much contrary evidence confronts you wherever you look.
But the argument sketch was comprehensible and hilarious even to seven- and nine-year-olds.
This is a very effective, very comprehensible, not-at-all recondite argument — that's why it's winning!
"The argument is whether we make things comprehensible to the public or insist on the purity of the language," said Anita Norich, a professor of English and Judaic studies at the University of Michigan, who in the close-knit world of secular Yiddish speakers also happens to be Samuel Norich's sister.
Clearly, an argument would be needed that the counterfactual exercise Scanlon prescribes is more practicable or comprehensible for our fellow humans than for even the most intelligent animals.
