What we worked on here was the idea of creating space with a lot of character, not for formal reasons, but for immaterial reasons, such as the sense of lightness, the sense of transparency".
A problem of course is that if Cavendish is committed to the view that natural reason can form no conception of an immaterial, then she can allow that we have ideas of things that are the effect of an immaterial cause, but it is difficult to see how we could have an idea of that immaterial cause itself.
Practically, the reason of the immaterial reduction of risk through the application of CLIA is due to a comparatively small reduction of window period.
Rejecting More's dualism, Finch takes an almost Hobbesian line, but couples it with fideism in religion: we cannot prove the existence of God or immaterial substances by the use of reason and so must trust in the Gospels (Crocker 2003).
Congress didn't budge for the same reason the Blago case is immaterial: the nexus of big donors, corporations and government is too pervasive.
In the view of the Fourth Circuit, the reason for the failure was immaterial; if an inmate had "failed to develop" his claim, there could be no evidentiary hearing in federal court.
Under this system, athletes with total loss of function in their legs will compete together in most sports, because their functional loss is the same and the reason for the loss is immaterial.
Here Cavendish is stating quite straightforwardly that we can have faith in the existence of immaterials, and in particular in the existence of God, but that immaterials are not within the province of natural reason.
A problem for the view that Cavendish is making this third maneuver is that the view is not supported by textual evidence, but just by systematic evidence — for example, that Cavendish holds that natural reason cannot have an idea of an immaterial.
Why did you continue to insist that concern about hacking was immaterial to the bid – particular given that it was the reason the bid collapsed?
