Sentence examples for dualistic implications from inspiring English sources

In spite of the dualistic implications, this is clearly not intended to be a dualistic alternative to the moral dualism of the Manicheans and other gnostics [see, e.g. Plotinus, Enneads II.9].

An uncompromising dualist, he traced back dualistic thought even to some of the Upanishads.

Numenius rejects Moderatus' view in favor of his own dualistic position, presumably because he wants to avoid the implication of the monistic position that God is the source of what is bad.

One of the salient characteristics of this standpoint is that the world appears to be dualistic in nature, that is to say, it recognizes two (and by implication, many) things to be real.

The experience of "dropping off the body and the mind" informs us that the dualistic relationship between the mind and the body has disappeared in meditational awareness and by implication "I" and others, and "I" and nature.

The implication is that class struggle extends to all of society, and power functions in a dualistic manner.

The Scots are still dualistic.

That framework encourages dualistic ways of seeing.

Picasso's behaviour was equally dualistic.

Equally dualistic was his sex life.

But he led a curiously dualistic life.