Sentence examples for reason operating from inspiring English sources

The document as a whole through its fixed and recurrent literary structures makes two complementary points: (1) reason unaided by scripture produces uncertain propositions, and (2) reason operating within the limits of Scripture produces truth.

One important function of this kind of inquiry was to determine the extent to which human reason, operating without the assistance of divine revelation, could by its own power establish the meaning, validity and truth of concepts and claims about God.

Microgrids can not only achieve a bi-directional exchange of energy with the main grid in a grid-connected operating mode, providing mutual support, but also disconnect with the main grid if there is an external malfunction or when needed for another reason, operating in an islanded mode [2].

Many attempts to reverse rivalries fail because of the complex way emotion and reason operate in the building of trust.

They only seem laudable if we assume that facts don't contribute to a person's grasp of the logical space in which reason operates.

For Hegel, too, the function of philosophy is to discover the place of reason in nature, in experience, and in reality to understand the laws according to which reason operates in the world.

"What do you do with children who may have arrived at the age of reason but whose psychological life is such that neither rationality nor moral reason operate in their behavior?" asked Dr. Robert Coles, a child psychiatrist at Harvard University who has written several books on the moral development of children.

For Burkean conservatives, "reason" operates only relative to or within a prior "non-rational stabilisation of belief" in habit or prejudice a stabilisation necessary to avoid scepticism in the traditional philosophical sense.

Ockham's insistence that reason operates independently of faith allowed science to be separated from theology and philosophy.

My priority is to help people understand the unconscious--emotional--reasons operating beneath people's challenges, so they can take those needs into consideration as well.

Dretske attempts to reconcile these different points of view by showing how reasons operate in a world of causes.