To a non-believer, deep religious faith is often perceived as certainty and smugness, when in fact many strains of Christianity have a strong tradition of exploring doubt and self-criticism.
The struggling company was the subject of a feature story in MIT Technology Review that explored doubts surrounding its fertility technology, which it began marketing overseas in 2014 despite slim evidence it helped patients conceive.
Thorne insists National Treasure is no roman à clef though, but a fiction in the best tradition of dramas which explore doubt and leave viewers unsure where the truth lies.
In the past would-be atheists had to sneak off to libraries to explore their doubts.
As a consequence several studies dealing with answer changing suggest that students should be encouraged to explore their doubts and alter their answers, as they could thereby increase their test scores, provided they do not alter their answer more than once [ 2, 4, 5].
Their works—along with related talks and screenings involving faculty participation from across disciplines present a platform for considering doubt as both state of mind and pragmatic tool and explore how doubt permeates questions of identity, the construction of language, the motivations for abstraction and the drive to political resistance.
Women are solving crimes now; women are exploring our terrors, doubts and anxieties for us.
Kerouac and Salinger reinvigorated first-person narrative while writers like Updike and Yates explored spiritual doubt in suburbia.
The music of Return of Saturn further explores No Doubt's new wave influences, while adding an alternative rock feel and maintaining some of the band's ska and reggae sounds.
One question Mueller is no doubt exploring is whether Trump's own efforts to help Flynn including asking James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to give Flynn a pass, and then firing Comey after, among other things, it became clear that that wasn't happening were motivated by loyalty or by apprehension about what that investigation might reveal.
