Sentence examples for share a conception of from inspiring English sources

While the Hebrew Bible and the Christian scriptures share a conception of God as the creator of the natural world and the director of human history, Spinoza argues that everything that exists is an aspect of God that expresses something of the divine nature.

Sidgwick suggested we and the Stoics share a conception of pleasure as involving not its goodness but only the prima facie appearance that pleasure is good.

Thus, for example, the Marburg neo-Kantians share with Wundt a conception of the relation of philosophy to the natural sciences, while Wundt distinguishes, like the Southwest School neo-Kantians between nomothetic (natural) and idiographic (historical) sciences.

Although the Retentional model itself comes in several variants, its proponents share a distinctive conception of the structure of temporal consciousness.

We are bound together because we Americans share a common conception of the future.

These two treatments share a common conception of legal obligation as justified imposition by a beneficent superior with access to sanctions.

This may help convince readers that they share a common conception of the straight line, but it is no use if unexpected difficulties arise in the creation of a theory as we shall see.

The notion that soldiers should be treated equally in death, based on a conception of shared national sacrifice, held powerful sway in both American and British reburial efforts.

Weber does not have a conception of shared goals that fully rational agents may pursue jointly.

In his own private time warp, he stuck to a conception of art shared by Baudelaire and Delacroix, operating in an imaginary world of myths, symbols and chimera.

Shared evaluative attitudes provide us with a conception of the common good.