Hope, Berger proposed, is what we counterpoise to the essential revelation of history that we'll decline, that we'll die.
That paradigm began to weaken, Duflo explained, under the weight of "the very essential revelation that even if you take people who are entirely rational, just being poor changes your set of opportunities.
Applebaum is not so much polemical as just pained by all that happened; her essential revelation – that Marxist ideology, mad though it seems, really mattered even for the mediocrities who enforced it – is a useful reminder for anyone still inclined to imagine that ideas don't make history.
The attempt to describe the essential characteristics of revelation, characteristics that show how revelation is distinct from other modes of givenness, assumes that revelation has its own particular sense of lawfulness (GW V, 242).
Augustine, though not primarily an exegete, composed both literal and allegorical commentaries and expository homilies on many parts of scripture, and his grasp of divine love as the essential element in revelation supplied a unifying hermeneutical principle that compensates for technical deficiencies.
The Christian rock band Third Day has the highest-rated new album, bowing at No. 6 with 75,000 sales of "Revelation" (Essential), and the 14th volume in the "Kidz Bop" series, on the Razor & Tie label, opens at No. 8 with 58,000.
But even more essential is the revelation that autobiography will not preserve us, that the self is as constructed as any fiction, especially after the recollections on which it depends begin to disappear.
"Groundwaters" revels in the revelation that essential art wasn't restricted to museum, gallery and academy.
A former chief constable of South Yorkshire, Richard Wells, who took over in the aftermath of the disaster, said prosecutions of police officers were essential after the revelations about the scale of the cover-up in the force, which at the time was "secretive, defensive and authoritarian".
However, he repudiates those who push farther, treating our belief in miracles and revelation as essential or necessary to our salvation.
Written by Mac Powell and produced by Third Day, it was released as the lead single from the band's 2008 album Revelation through Essential Records.
