Sentence examples for questions of the relation from inspiring English sources

(Finnis 1997; cf. Kierkegaard's Judge William's defense of marriage [Either/Or, 1843, vol. 2].) Questions of the relation between love and marriage emerge from changing understandings of the role of marriage; in the early modern era, further fault lines appear as new understandings of human society conflict with the traditional structure of marriage.

This condition must be borne in mind by any philosopher seeking to confront the all-important question of the relation between the aesthetic and the moral.

The doctrine of the unity of God and the issues that it raises, such as the question of the relation between the essence and the attributes of God, reappear throughout most of Islāmic history.

It's a wonderful book, engrossing to read, and it raises the question of the relation between the work and the man in its starkest form: how can a writer who is monstrously inhumane to the people closest to him endow his characters with such humanity?

Al-Fārābī's theological and political writings showed later Muslim philosophers the way to deal with the question of the relation between philosophy and religion and presented them with a complex set of problems that they continued to elaborate, modify, and develop in different directions.

The question of the relation of Chinese philosophy and science is complicated by several factors.

The question of the relation of theory to practice was one that exercised Anderson repeatedly.

Here, however, the classic question of the relation between divine simplicity and creatural multiplicity again arises.

These considerations raise the general question of the relation between forgiveness and desert.

And the import of experimental methods from physics to biology raised the question of the relation between those disciplines.

Throughout his lectures of individual will and Sittlichkeit, Green returns to the question of the relation of God to the moral world.