After a summary of its foundational concepts, it discusses the results of several user studies conducted in educational contexts.
But the question he should be asking is, How does a nation allow for serious criticism, even of its foundational institutions, when it is quite clearly under a real attack?
It is conservative in its foundational principles: against homosexual sex, staunchly pro-life, in favor of the inerrancy of the Christian Bible, the idea that scripture is literally the word of God.
It is conservative in its foundational principles: against homosexual sex, staunchly pro-life, in favor of the inerrancy of the Christian Bible, the idea that Scripture is literally the Word of God.
The inclusion of GOs at the best-characterized sites around the world, from the poles to the tropics, will allow an unprecedented view of life's diversity and dynamics at its foundational layer, and it will support the assessment of differences along environmental gradients.
In his view, a chastened "liberalism of melancholy" (if that does not "sound too world weary") can continue to play a vital role it if stays true to its foundational means and ends: a "search for order amid endless conflict and unceasing change guided by resistance to power, faith in progress, and respect for people".
Every august institution has its foundational myths.
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The overt political fervor eventually dissipated, but the genre as a whole had moved back toward its foundational identity.
Its foundational assumption is that both intellectual and action-oriented involvement create social and political bonds in a community.
An approach to government in which the public and personal practices of its representatives regularly violate its foundational rhetoric.
