Sentence examples for its dualistic from inspiring English sources

Schwartz and Lellouch's article, distilled to its dualistic essence, became a governing mantra.

Rather than sparking an existential crisis, such a process could lead the Islamic regime to discard its dualistic worldview in favour of "oneness," a concept that underpins both Christian society and Iran's Perso-Islamic heritage.

Despite its dualistic overtones, the overall unity of the picture is central to its ability to provide a resolution of the problem of evil.

Many contemporary thinkers would respond to the central motivation for epiphenomenalism by denying its dualistic presupposition, i.e., by holding that mental events are identical with physical events, and may therefore have physical effects.

This would lead Benjamin to attempt a radical rethinking of the philosophical concept of the Idea, away from its dualistic associations with a timeless and purely rational essence of things.

We identified that CSN exerts its dualistic function via control of different Cullins.

The Pythagorean society of the fifth century B.C. was a cradle of mathematical research, but Pythagoreanism was also a religion, and like many Greek cults its beliefs were dualistic.

One of the most obvious is that it undermines dualistic and reductionist accounts of the human being.

It thinks its way beyond our dualistic tendency to polarize social and aesthetic values.

Beyond its barrier function, the dualistic ability of each NPC to restrict or promote cargo translocation (i.e. to simultaneously act as a barrier and a vectorial transport facilitator) is only figuratively understood.

This is, Zen believes, because it is fortified by the shield of a dualistic conceptual paradigm with all its attendant presuppositions and conditions which the ego-consciousness in a given cultural and historical milieu accepts to be true in order to live a life anchored in the everyday standpoint.