Sentence examples for dualistic system from inspiring English sources

Gnosticism (a Hellenistic esoteric dualistic system) and Kabbala (a Jewish esoteric mystical system) developed number symbolisms.

Purusha, ( Sanskrit: "spirit," "person," "self," or "consciousness") in Indian philosophy, and particularly in the dualistic system (darshan) of Samkhya, the eternal, authentic spirit.

Instances of religious syncretism as, for example, Gnosticism (a religious dualistic system that incorporated elements from the Oriental mystery religions), Judaism, Christianity, and Greek religious philosophical concepts were particularly prevalent during the Hellenistic period (c. 300 bce c. 300 ce).

Instances of religious syncretism as, for example, Gnosticism (a religious dualistic system that incorporated elements from the Oriental mystery religions), Judaism, Christianity, and Greek religious philosophical concepts were particularly prevalent during the Hellenistic period (c. 300 bc c. ad 300).

Elsewhere in southern Africa Namibia, South Africaandnd formally Zimbabwe) a dualistic system exists whereby disease control, market infrastructure and support is focussed on the privatised ranching sector enclosed and protected from diseases endemic in communal areas by veterinary cordon fences (Scoones and Wolmer 2006).

Cooperation is only the opposite of competition in the dualistic system called 'language'; there is no opposite of cooperation in nature.

Like other dualistic systems, Mandaeanism stresses salvation of the soul through esoteric knowledge (gnosis) of its divine origin.

The vision of Luria is expressed in a vast mythical construct, which is typologically akin to certain gnostic and Manichaean (3rd-century dualistic) systems but which strives at all costs to avoid dualism.

Establishment of norms for the church was necessary because diverse interpretations of the Christian message were conceived under the influence of the religions of late antiquity, especially gnosticism a syncretistic religious dualistic belief system that incorporated Christian motifs.

This dualistic tenure system is characterized by relatively few large commercial estates known as latifundios (>500 ha) and numerous small properties known as minifundios (<5 ha).

The Shaiva-siddhanta is realistic and dualistic; the Kashmiri system is idealistic and monistic.