Sentence examples for doctrine of time from inspiring English sources

The allure of the doctrine of time management is that, one day, everything might finally be under control.

Among the few who opposed Aristotle's doctrine of time was Petrus Johannis Olivi (b.

Monsignor Liberati said that Pius IX had merely followed church doctrine of his time and that the event had been used by 19th-century Masons and nationalists to discredit the church.

Taking shelter in that much-loved refuge of the procrastinator, the doctrine of unripe time, he said change had not been ruled out: "We are simply saying that if we are to undertake change, we need to do it in a careful and thoughtful way".

In keeping with the legal and moral doctrine of the time Las Casas believed that slavery could be justified if it was the result of Just War, and at the time he assumed that the enslavement of Africans was justified.

Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islām, which emphasize eschatology (the doctrine of last times), posit a radical dichotomy between the old aeon and the new aeon, or this world and the Kingdom of God.

A flurry of lawsuits and injunctions later and the courts elected to defer to the wisdom of prison officials, the new doctrine of the times, and allowed the banishing of hard covered books.

His first book, published in 1973, Money and Capital in Economic Development, analyzed why the prevailing economic doctrines of the time had become too tolerant of inflation and of state interventions in the credit mechanism.

Bolzano connected his metaphysical views with the physical doctrines of his time (see section 10).

Relativism has been, in its various guises, both one of the most popular and most reviled philosophical doctrines of our time.

This is the modification which the doctrine of space and time has undergone through the restricted theory of relativity.