Sentence examples similar to natural world's attributes from inspiring English sources

The study findings on medical syncretism correspond with those by Harlacher et al who note the overlapping Acholi beliefs of "normal" disease which have their causes in the "natural" world, and "spirit-related" diseases which are attributed to the "supernatural".

The diverse ways of considering the natural world are also the many ways we can conceive of God's attributes.

It seems, as Szasz puts it, "an attribute of the natural world" (2010, 230).

If this binary is "an attribute of the natural world" where does that leave those whose gender is somehow 'in-between'?

As the Polish philosopher Leszek Kolakowski noted, attributing divinity to the natural world helps "bring God closer to human experience," while "depriving him of recognizable personal traits".

In 1856, in the third volume of "Modern Painters," Ruskin criticized writers for attributing human emotions to the natural world, a tendency that he famously termed the pathetic fallacy.

If biodiversity encompasses the great richness of differently attributed species that constitutes the natural world, how can ecological equivalence yield such predictive power about the numbers of species [6]?

In particular, if we argue from the existence of the natural world to the existence of God we should ascribe to God only such attributes as are requisite for the explanation of the world.

Likewise, Jacopo Sannazzaro in L'Arcadia (1500) attributed moral and spiritual perfection to human connection with the natural world and its rhythms (7 ).

"The symbolism attributed to mermaids still persists; they embody difference, personal freedom and the natural world.

Explore the natural world.