This extraordinary conclusion follows from a fallacious understanding of the concept of the natural law, which sees the will of God inscribed not just in man and his life taken as a whole but in the detail of physical process.
In her gripping memoir, "Even Silence Has an End," Betancourt captures the despondency wrought by Fat Martha's pronouncement with a blend of power and self-awareness that inscribes not just this one disturbing moment but her account's every page.
Then, after his company and regiment were inscribed, there was just the line, "Killed in Action -- July 30, 1918".
However, the Kojiki " … just inscribed what was passed from the ancient age, and so its words, ideas, and things are in accord with one another, and everything reveals the truth of that age" (Cited in Burns, p. 71).
Some have beautiful poems inscribed on them, some just simple words such as "We love you, Grandma," or "We miss you, Son".
Shorter than a last sigh, just three sentences inscribed on the oldest paper in the world, his own skin.
Even our arrangements of restrooms is a justice issue, as human sexual identity is far more varied and interesting than just the binaries inscribed on most restrooms signs.
Fanny's brooch is simply inscribed "Keats".
There's more to these stories than just the names and dates inscribed on the front of the headstones.
