Sentence examples for knowledge and justice from inspiring English sources

SOURCE OF THE UNIVERSE; Prof. Felix Adler Lectures at Carnegie Music Hall on "The Name of God". ATTRIBUTES OF THE DEITY Infinite Power, Knowledge, and Justice Held to be Incomprehensible to the Mind of Man -- The Word "God" a Metaphor.

Archives|SOURCE OF THE UNIVERSE; Prof. Felix Adler Lectures at Carnegie Music Hall on "The Name of God". ATTRIBUTES OF THE DEITY Infinite Power, Knowledge, and Justice Held to be Incomprehensible to the Mind of Man -- The Word "God" a Metaphor.

In engaging with questions of rhetoric, virtue, knowledge, and justice, Socrates' philosophical life was engaged with the political even before his death (his trial and execution at the hands of the Athenian democratic regime) embattled him with it.

The most plausible argument of this variety states that Ross must accept that promise keeping is valuable (or at least that promise breaking is evil) because he accepts that knowledge and justice are valuable and there is no real distinction between these values and the value of keeping promises or the disvalue of breaking promises (Shaver 2011).

It brings into rich empirical focus the resulting hard on-the-ground questions about how to know and live on a depleted but data-rich, interconnected yet fractured planet, where technoscience garners significant resources, but deeper questions of knowledge and justice urgently demand attention.

The Office of LGBT Student Services maintains fidelity to the university's Catholic Jesuit heritage and character by attending to the needs both social and intellectual— of all students and by fostering knowledge and justice on issues having to do with gender and sexuality.

The goal of this certificate is to educate and prepare trainees with the tools necessary to navigate a dynamic future from a position of knowledge, empathy, and justice.

His enthusiasm, generosity, sense of humor and his quest for knowledge, truth, and justice are just a few of the qualities that his family, friends and colleagues will always remember him for.

Those parts of the idea of God that everyone has (ideas of knowledge, power, and justice, for instance) either aren't attended to or, if they are, fail to elicit the appropriate affective reaction.

Duke University Press recently published Tell Me Why My Children Died: Rabies, Indigenous Knowledge and Communicative Justice, co-authored by Clara Mantini-Briggs.

"Law in Context" panel presentations will investigate topics as diverse as social movements and legal knowledge, and corrective justice and legal decision making.