Baeck expressed the twofoldness of religious experience in the concept of toladot "generations," the chain of generations that is Jewish history and that made the Jewish people the vehicle of a continuous revelation that became that people's mission.
Of course, these curators are neither a guarantee of safety, nor of quality: continuous revelations about malicious software and capricious, inconsistent criteria for evaluating software put the lie to this.
Gradually some Buddhists developed the idea of the Buddha's continuous revelation and gracious assistance, deriving from his glorified state of time-transcending enlightenment.
His films are a continuous revelation of the elaborate deception that is adulthood, and in his greatest works (not here, but in later movies like "Oh, Mr. Porter!" and "Where's That Fire?" — both directed by Marcel Varnel — there is a drunken delight in the breakdown of order that is about as far from PBS's imperial view of Britain as it is possible to get.
Recognizing the difficulties concerning the possibility of manipulating private information by individuals, the literature has verified that this incentive problem could be dealt with by the planning procedures that require a continuous revelation of information, provided that agents adopt myopic behavior.
Those categories are no longer useful in our reality that, thankfully, has been and is continuing to be transformed by the feminist revolution (which I see as part of continuous divine revelation).
By the final week, the continuous revelations and conspiracy theories surrounding Clinton were taking a toll.
If anything, the continuous revelations about Clinton have turned him toward Trump.
For Wood, all this is a deplorable contrivance, "not the disclosure of a meaningful reality but the management of continuous artifice, a proffered tray of delicious narrative revelations".
The point is not the disclosure of a meaningful reality but the management of continuous artifice, a proffered tray of delicious narrative revelations.
