Therefore, in these two cases, CAT does not lead to mutually contradictory conclusions such as those proposed by WAG.
Textual criticism of the mutually contradictory early versions of the Koran, by contrast, is a no-no.
The administration has offered many different explanations, some of them mutually contradictory, for its determination to occupy Baghdad.
This, in turn, was used to further all sorts of outrageous notions, some of which were mutually contradictory: the Tzarnaevs were double agents; the bombing was a "false flag" attack staged by the government as part of its ongoing campaign to create a police state; the bombing was faked and the victims and first responders were actors; marathon organizers knew about the attack beforehand.
As the Catholic theologian Hans Küng puts it in "On Being a Christian," the Virgin Birth is a "collection of largely uncertain, mutually contradictory, strongly legendary" narratives, an echo of virgin birth myths that were widespread in many parts of the ancient world.
Through a truly Orwellian exercise in doublethink -- the art of believing two mutually contradictory things at the same time.
Based on Kuhn's work, Greenhalgh et al proposed that, across different paradigms, there were multiple – and potentially mutually contradictory – ways of understanding the concept at the heart of their review, namely the diffusion of innovation.
Much of the back story is explained via dialogue between characters, who recount unreliable, often mutually contradictory, versions of their supposed histories.
In effect, Buchanan's book fuses together two mutually contradictory strands of nationalist history.
