Sentence examples for concept of the unity from inspiring English sources

He soon antagonized John Calvin by declaring that debates over the nature of the Trinity threatened the concept of the unity of God.

Ferrier's Hegelian epistemology (a word that he introduced into English) and ontology are based on the concept of the unity of the act of knowledge, which combines the knowing subject and the object known.

A Berber state had arisen in Tinmel in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco about 1120, inspired by Ibn Tūmart and his demands for puritanical moral reform and a strict concept of the unity of God (tawḥīd).

In both texts this function is attributed to philosophia naturalis, the basis for his concept of the unity of the sciences and thus of materialism.

His commitment to the concept of the unity of Christian churches took him to the Vatican in 1973 to meet Pope Paul VI, the first Coptic Pope for 1,500 years to go to Rome.

Buffon (1707 1788) introduced the concept of the unity of the type, whereby animals descended from a small number of types or possibly from a single type (Hall 1999).

This paper first compares the concept of nature in these mega eco-cities and the Confucian concept of tianrenheyi, the unity of Heaven and Humanity, suggesting that the human nature relationship in eco-cities is essentially a consumer commodity relationship, which is void of the sacredness or moral association of the human nature relationship in the unity of Heaven and Humanity.

"Bringing out these distinct characters within the overall concept of unity is, I feel, one of the principal responsibilities of the performer".

The place of the concept of unity in the doctrine of the transcendentals is determined by two defining moments in particular: (i). the relation between transcendental and categorical unity, or metaphysical and mathematical unity, i.e. the one as the principle of number; (ii).

(Many Sanders backers literally booed the concept of unity at the start of the convention on Monday).

The present paper examines the history of the concept of biochemical unity from before to beyond Kluyver, investigates the two "elephant" phrases and their possible relationships, and ends with a discussion of the attractiveness of unifying ideas in science.