Sentence examples for ground impersonal from inspiring English sources
This Buddhist reasoning certainly is an interesting way to ground impersonal concern, and it may appeal to those of us who see little plausibility in the idea of Cartesian substances as fixed ego entities.
The conceptual ideas were grounded in impersonal examples often based on historical/cultural contexts, while the concrete issues were more personal, practical examples based on contemporary contexts and experiences.
They go on to argue that one can nevertheless maintain the case for a moral obligation of procreative beneficence, for instance on impersonal grounds.
This gets interpreted as an experience of an impersonal, absolute ground of being.
The attempt of the 20th-century theologian Paul Tillich to reduce the Christian idea of God to the impersonal concept of "the Ground of Being," or "Being Itself," pointed toward an understanding of the pre-personal depths of the transcendence of Godhood.
These points made, while it is true that traditional theism has regularly opposed pantheism on the grounds that it tends to be impersonal, and true also that many pantheists would deny that God is personal, it is nonetheless the case that many other pantheists have thought mind-like attribution of some form or other to the cosmos absolutely central to their position.
The sleek, impersonal front yards could be the grounds of a suburban corporate headquarters.
Rooted in existentially grounded worldviews, philosophy is an expression of the whole human being and not merely an impersonal conceptual construction of the one-sided 'theoretical man' (see Staiti 2013b, 795 799).
