In Die Religion, ihr Wesen und ihre Geschichte ("Religion, Its Essence and History"), Pfleiderer held that the essence of religious consciousness exhibits two elements, or moments, perpetually in tension with one another: one of freedom and one of dependence, with a number of different kinds of relationships between these two.
The album, was recorded by Shevy and her producer husband in their Topanga Canyon studio and drips with the rich natural essence and musical history of the area.
The history of "the west" is in essence a history of secularisation, and most even of those who decry what they see as its imperfections would not willingly be without the huge advances it has wrought in scientific, social and political respects.
Although it glances elsewhere, this book remains in essence the history of all four closely interlinked "satirical" creations.
In essence, throughout the history of agriculture, changes in agronomic and animal husbandry practices and in the crops and animals being farmed have had collateral effects that have changed the balance and intensity of different selective forces.
In this context, the individual, by engaging actively in the social reality surrounding his circumstances, contributes substantively to the making of the essence of society and history as well as to the essence of his own being (Obras, 5: 79–80).
His book is, in essence, a potted history of what he calls Europe's unlovable union.
Around the year 1070, a Byzantine official named John Skylitzes wrote what was in essence a modern history of the previous 250 years.
The first chapter in this part presents the origins, history, essence and types of SE.
