Sentence examples for intellectual element of from inspiring English sources

In England George Tyrrell, an Irish-born Jesuit priest, was dismissed from his teaching post and from the Jesuits for his views on papal infallibility and for a doctrine that minimized the intellectual element of revelation and thus seemed to contradict the teachings of the First Vatican Council (1869 70).

Temple sacrifice underplayed the intellectual elements of worship, while much of our current worship provides too little sensory engagement.

Williamson attempted to justify the release of the game by noting the intellectual elements of both the game and the film franchise.

This has above all been the result of their experimental character, in which no intellectual element is taken to be beyond rational scrutiny.

"The intellectual element.

France, with the support of many of its liberal and intellectual elements, had plunged headlong into a war for which it was unprepared; its leaders proved incapable.

'Well, there are intellectual elements there but it was not written as an intellectual exercise.

Scholars who have studied Albo's theory of prophecy have pointed out that it integrates both rationalist elements from Maimonides' parallel discussion and spiritual, supra-intellectual elements from the writings of Rabbi Judah Halevi and Crescas on this subject.

But there may also be an element of intellectual snobbery involved, and there's certainly a lack of appreciation of the risks to which the leaker has exposed himself in going public.

'Stream of consciousness' is discouraged, however, because it lacks the element of intellectual synthesis.

The conviction that normality would be a fundamental element of my intellectual development was, so to speak, fuel for the fire of my grandmother's Zionism: the Barenboim family resolved to emigrate to Israel.