Sentence examples for disputed topics from inspiring English sources

The works produced in his quarrel with Martin Luther over grace and free will, except for his explicit adoption of Academic skepticism as a guiding principle, hinged entirely on his and Luther's divergent interpretations of the biblical passages they judged relevant to the disputed topics.

The disputed topics are worthy of note because they emerge more from gaps in the knowledge of the protocols than from the actual type of research being conducted within the protocol.

However, the ministry cautioned that a panel of experts investigating the highly disputed topic had not reached a conclusion.

His scope is wide, but for the past several years he has focused on the hotly disputed topic of the mind.

How much of a loss uninsured depositors with accounts of more than 100,000 euros at the bank would have to bear has become a hotly disputed topic in the past two weeks, pitting Cyprus's creditors — the European Commission, the European Central Bank and in particular the International Monetary Fund, known widely as the troika — against the Cyprus government.

How it came to be, and to be in the Temple, remains a disputed topic, though Finkelstein and Silberman believe it was written in the seventh century B.C. Obeying the commandments of the scroll, Josiah ordered a thorough purification of the cult of the Hebrew god YHWH (Yahweh).

The nexus between international migration and human capital remains a disputed topic.

Relativism remains a hotly disputed topic still surviving various attempts to eliminate it from philosophical discourse.

Traumatic basal subarachnoid haemorrhage (TBSH) following trauma to the head, face or neck is well-established as a cause of death; however it remains a heavily disputed topic as the site of vascular injury is difficult to identify.

Finally, modal syllogistic was perhaps the most keenly disputed topic in logic through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and I offer an overview of one line of discussion which took place.

If a teacher tries to teach complex ambiguities or convey the complex dynamics of a disputed topic students quickly become anxious and impatient.