In ecumenical discussions in the 20th century, the divine legal character of this polity was occasionally noticeable in its thesis of an apostolic succession of presbyters as a counter-thesis to that of the apostolic succession of bishops.
Hook's counter-thesis was the independence of political structures and economic systems.
At the same time, it could be argued that neither Hayek's thesis nor Hook's counter-thesis has been definitively proven.
Can I proffer a modest counter-thesis to check the adoration of the mayor, a pause before we lay down palms as the anointed one enters the conference city?
This model, also referred to as 'centre periphery', derives from the Latin American dependencia school of the 1960s (see Frank, 1969), which arose as a counter-thesis to the 'stages-of-growth' modernisation theory which dominated thinking about the development process in the early postwar period (Rostow, 1960).
This is because it posits the thesis of modal dualism, or the claim that there are two irreducibly different basic types of necessary truth, in the face of the almost universally-held counter-thesis of modal monism, or the claim that there is one and only basic type of necessary truth, i.e., analytically or logically necessary truth.
I am going to assume that Peter represents the New Orthodoxy, the New Establishment, and I am going to present the Counter-Thesis to Peter's Thesis.
But Mr. Santorum and his aides took to the airwaves Monday morning to counter that thesis.
Backtracking through his development, the show's remaining three galleries counter this thesis by demonstrating the many diverging and crisscrossing paths required to reach this final distillation.
Dr. Morwood counters this thesis with data that he has not yet published, and which therefore does not strictly count in scientific arguments.
This is an excellent choice for academic writing, and is most effectively paired with a counter-example thesis.
