For all these foundational questions, the existence of competing theories offers a complication to those who argue that animals have the property.
In addition, families manage medications, prepare meals, pay bills and provide one of the most vital functions foundational to human existence: connection.
The notion that men not only need access to women's bodies and sexual release, but that they are entitled, particularly during wartime, was foundational to the existence of and justification for the comfort stations.
The notion that men not only need access to women's bodies for sexual release but are entitled to them, particularly during wartime, was foundational to the existence of and justification for the comfort stations.
Over-smiling allows us to mask an anti-blackness that is foundational to our very existence as white.
Where are we going?" At the start, Wilson notes that religion is no help at all — "mythmaking could never discover the origin and meaning of humanity" — and contemporary philosophy is also irrelevant, having "long ago abandoned the foundational questions about human existence".
But we cannot shy away from telling what was the foundational story of our existence here in America".
"No, we are a dynamic people with a spectrum of stories and experiences to tell, but we can not shy away from telling what was the foundational story of our existence here in America".
The Geluk school's unique presentation of the Consequence School (prāsaṅgika) of the Middle Way a tradition that does not build foundational epistemological systems, but affirms existence merely in terms of transactional usage – is a hallmark of its philosophy.
In the relevant section of the Four Journeys, Mulla Sadra (2001-5, IX: 261-72) setheseeleveneven principles: First, existence is a foundational principle and essence is an accidental property that pertains specifically to an existent.
