This does not, however, give us a single essence of religion, since the conceptions of divinity are so various, and human relations with divinity are conceived so variously that no such essence is apparent even within Western thought.
The pneuma pervades all of substance and maintains the unity of the universe and constitutes the soul the incorporeal and, in many conceptions, immortal essence of a person or living thing —of the human being.
The sub-categories and descriptive categories were labelled in order to highlight their essence, and quotes were chosen to illuminate the range of conceptions within each category.
With respect to empowerment, the challenge is for feminists to rethink this concept in ways that are not reliant on arguably essentialist conceptions of femininity, that is, conceptions that presuppose a universal essence of the feminine.
Cognitive complexity can exist in all of the four quarter spaces, which describe the essence of human ability for perception and conception.
Once they have settled on the essence of that specialty -- or at least their conception of its essence -- they can impose a consistency on their performances that will seem natural.
The past in the present, the future in the present the essence of the great documentary is in the cinematic conception of time, the disjunction between the real time of filming and the times that it implies.
The past in the present, the future in the present — the essence of the great documentary is in the cinematic conception of time, the disjunction between the real time of filming and the times that it implies.
Moreover, we can see a metaphysical aspect to this logical conception of substance: the complete individual concept of a substance is the notion or essence of the substance as it known by the divine understanding.
Williams understands morality to embody the Kantian conception of it described above, accepting that the essence of the Control Principle is "built into" morality so understood (1993, 252).
