A philosophical account of morality that explains its nature and function in ways that would be impossible according to evolutionary theory would not, by naturalistic scruples, be an acceptable philosophical theory.
In recent years, in Christianity especially, notwithstanding the doctrinal divergencies and modes of expression in the nature and function of the priesthood, new approaches have been made by both Catholic and Protestant theologians, liturgical scholars, and laypersons.
Those proteins encoded by genes which were originally present in the endosymbiont's own genome are prokaryotic in nature and function internally within the chloroplast during the division process.
We further restrict to chemical synapses excluding gap junctions, very different from the previous in nature and function.
One intervention involves knowledge exchange and training to assist educators in understanding the nature and function of different youth subcultures.
The progression thus proceeds from human immersed in nature and functioning only at the level of sensual consciousness, to human beings becoming conscious of themselves in their individuality as distinct from nature, and beyond that to a grand awareness in which the opposition of individuality and nature is overcome in the realization of Absolute Spirit.
The CAB, composed of 10 14 members, was strictly advisory in nature and functioned within a limited sphere.
In this essay, Professor Siegel examines the nature and function of constitutional visions in the American constitutional order.
BE: I wonder if recognizing your own mind's capability for repression with regard to the sexual abuse you experienced in childhood taught you anything about the nature and function of memory in poetry?
My second book, Time and Its Adversaries in the Seleucid Empire (Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA; 2018) investigates the nature and function of historical time in the multi-ethnic imperial environment of the Hellenistic East.
