These tweaks to the Twitter embed doctrine are beneficial to just about everyone, but I could argue that there are more pressing social issues that occur on the social network (like harassment) that need to be addressed with the same ferocity.
The condemnations do not testify to the influence of Arabic philosophers proper: Avicenna was critical of astrology for epistemological reasons and Averroes embedded astrological doctrines in Peripatetic mainstream theories about the influence of the stars.
When that happens, we are all less safe, and that truth is embedded in the doctrine that informs our national defense.
"I came to identify as an atheist after exploring the question of why there is so much senseless suffering -- including animal suffering -- and challenging white supremacy, patriarchy and anti-LGBT sentiment embedded in religious doctrine and our culture.
It gets sanctioned by inflammatory political rhetoric, policy positions and the doctrines embedded in many of our religions.
The institutional Army has a certain, almost reflexive impulse in preparing for war, embedded in the Powell doctrine, which insists upon a set of criteria, including the application of overwhelming force.
Pomponazzi took this doctrine to its logical extreme in his De fato, a work in which he claimed to endorse Stoicism, while in reality exposing the determinism embedded in the Aristotelian doctrine of causes.
Accordingly, the 2002 'Bush doctrine,' which embedded unilateral preventive war in U.S. strategy, as a regular instrument of policy, should be dropped".
This framework requires that severe limits be placed on the theoretical claims about God and the soul that are embedded in these Christian doctrines of sin and salvation.
This paper reviews land use regulations in their institutional context and argues that conflicts in land use regulation are related to ideologies of land ownership and embedded in different planning doctrines.
