Sentence examples for explicitly enlightenment from inspiring English sources
Yet it remains a fact that America was founded on explicitly Enlightenment principles, is a bona fide secular state, will remain for the foreseeable future the number one country for science research in the world and contains a significant proportion of the world's top-rated universities.
Forechecking is the path to enlightenment.
We all seek shortcuts to enlightenment.
It's the only path to enlightenment".
Its true project is enlightenment.
Berlin admired many of the thinkers of the Enlightenment, and explicitly regarded himself as "on their side" (Jahanbegloo 1992, 70); he believed that much of what they had accomplished had been for the good; and, as an empiricist, he recognised them as part of the same philosophical tradition to which he belonged.
Gadamer (2004[1989]: 277) explicitly stated that the Enlightenment attempt at undoing prejudice from research installs itself a prejudice, stemming mainly from his insight that ' [t]o be historically means that knowledge of oneself can never be complete' (ibid.: 301; original emphases).
Other fascists in Romania, Croatia, Portugal and elsewhere were explicitly religious and allied themselves wholly with the counter-Enlightenment, harnessing fears of change and difference to unite their nations.
Enlightenment – the ultimate goal of the Buddhist path – was not referred to explicitly by the laity, only by monks, which suggests differences in the way these groups frame the moral elements of Buddhism.
Any enlightenment appreciated".
