Sentence examples for philosophical opinion from inspiring English sources

However, at the age of 60 (if Pablo de Santa Maria is a reliable source) after years of hesitation, he became a Neo-Platonic Christian, making him one of the very few philosophers (much less philosopher-rabbis) to change his philosophical opinion (and religion) during the Middle Ages.

Philosophical opinion is divided as to whether lying is morally wrong.

This is not to say that, as Plato thought, we can simply appeal to expert philosophical opinion to tells us how we ought to live.

Philosophical opinion is certainly divided.

Such questions will of course be complicated by the inevitable diversity of philosophical opinion.

Political affiliation, like patronage, is certainly important, but it does not dictate philosophical opinion in Neo-Daoism.

The Greek word hairesis (from which heresy is derived) was originally a neutral term that signified merely the holding of a particular set of philosophical opinions.

There can be little doubt that the furtherance of the cause of tolerance for philosophical opinions was one of Spinoza's main objects in writing the Tractatus.

And from here on, the pages divide: the top third, C.'s philosophical opinions; the middle third, his account of Anya, as well as his feelings; the bottom third, her account of C., as well as hers.

Only a short fragment of Anaximander's work survives, so reconstructions of his philosophy and astronomy must be based on summaries by later Greek writers, such as the 1st- or 2nd-century ce compiler of philosophical opinions Aëtius, the 3rd-century theologian and antipope Hippolytus, and the 6th-century Neoplatonist philosopher Simplicius.

Also in England, a scholar, Baron Friedrich von Hügel, was critical of some methods of church government and defended the right of Loisy and Tyrrell to publish their views; he did not, however, reject the papacy or share some of Tyrrell's philosophical opinions.