In the light of his reported repudiation of divination (A52), de-mythologizing of various natural phenomena (B30 and 32), and evident enthusiasm for inquiry into a wide range of subjects, B18 is perhaps best read as an expression of faith in the value of 'inquiry' or 'seeking' as the preferred approach to gaining knowledge of 'all things'.
Since the philosopher uses only sense data and self-evident propositions, his inquiry may come to different conclusion than that of the theologian, who has additional knowledge from Scripture.
The treatment inflicted on this Indonesian family highlights the hypocrisy currently on display by the Australian navy, which was recently made evident by the Senate inquiry report into breaches of Indonesian waters in the Timor Sea.
It was evident tonight why the Knicks made inquiries about Bradley.
The Spalding Commission's finding that the national game was of purely American origin was discredited by subsequent inquiries confirming baseball's evident connection with the older English game variously called rounders, feeder, or base ball.
May 2009 Guardian reveals details of the case for the first time as it becomes evident there will be no further criminal inquiry in Britain.
Although the official inquiry blamed leftwing terrorists, it was evident that the incident had been planned by hardliners within the army.
The companies maintain the drugs are safe and useful, but Bacon says the doubts about the drugs were evident at the time of his committee's inquiry last year, before the extra £49m had been spent.
The interest in historical inquiry and its methodology which was evident in Gottschalk's defense of the History Department in 1934 persisted throughout his career.
Heightened student interest was evident by the increase in participation during lectures and inquiries after class about various medical conditions.
But there is a strange twist, becoming evident as Lord Justice Leveson embarks on the third stage of his inquiry, considering the links between politicians and press.
