Haqq means true, real, right, worthy, and appropriate (in modern times, it is used to speak of human "rights"); haqîqa means reality and truth.
Manuel was further extolled by Robert of Clari as a "a right worthy man, and richest of all the Christians who ever were, and the most bountiful".
But as his post-grad career took off, the man was actually regarded as a rational voice on the right, worthy of scholarly rebuttals.
So what is it you have to do to win this Price Is Right-worthy prize package?
"I did turn one down in the late 60s because it was for an official committee I'd sat on, and I thought if I accepted it it would look as if I'd Sold Out, me being just an ordinary working hack," said Whitehorn, 85. "All right for worthy old dames, I thought … well, now I suppose I am a worthy old dame, so I can be delighted".
To the contrary: religion, for those who take it seriously, has enormous power to shape not only who we are and how we relate to others but also which virtues we privilege, which course of action in any situation we find right and worthy.
Whereas Van Morrison, for instance, shares a similarly sensuous approach to language, the two writers' treatment of words is strikingly different – Morrison seeming to shape them mid-air, Cohen choosing to sit with them a while, making sure they are good and right and worthy over time.
The UMA tests it's been conducting are pioneering in their own right, and worthy of mention.
Then we begin to develop, from the inside out, a faith of our own making, based on what it is we believe is true and right and worthy of our commitment.
Why is such a gross violation of women's rights not worthy of a mention in your newspaper?Douglas SylvaCatholic Family and Human-Rights InstituteNew YorkA peace missingSIR – You suggest prematurely that peace has finally come to Angola and that the once-Marxist MPLA government is now focusing its efforts on reconciliation with its enemies ("The long slow walk to normality", September 4th).
Social work values, so the theory goes, reflect a world view in which all individuals are treated as citizens within society, with rights, and worthy of equal respect.
