Views on matters of unity and unification make more than a cardinality difference, and they do so in both science and philosophy.
By thinking over the notion of self, we can see that deep analogies exist between such notion and Leibniz's idea of monad: it is a matter of centers, unity, and activity.
3. The U.K. government will seek to revive measures to deal with those suspected of terrorist links, and ministers will aim to argue that the government's controversial desire to introduce a national identity card scheme has become a matter of greater unity.
The Indonesian government presented its annexation of East Timor as a matter of anticolonial unity.
Wilson said the denomination "longs for" full membership not only as a matter of church unity but also as a way of protecting its gay and lesbian constituents in what she said are perilous and violent times.
And the notorious case of the ship of Theseus see this encyclopedia's entries on material constitution, identity over time, relative identity, and sortals was introduced in modern philosophy by Hobbes as showing a conflict between unity of matter and unity of form as principles of individuation.
They also have been used by bishops to discuss matters of Anglican unity and identity.
Similarly, Bayne and Chalmers (2003, pp. 24 7) distinguish objectual unity (a matter of two conscious experiences of one object, so different from Tye's object unity), spatial unity, subject unity, and subsumptive unity, the last a matter of two or more conscious states becoming aspects of a single conscious state.
It is becoming a matter of urgency that a unity government is imposed on Libya – and with sufficient backing that popular support for Isis and al-Qaida are cut off.
The experience of transcending space and time, of surpassing the phenomenal duality of spirit and matter, of recovering the primeval unity, the realization of the identity of God and his Shakti, and of the manifested and unmanifested aspects of the All, constitute the very mystery of Shaktism.
