According to Peter Enns, "The theological tradition embraced at Westminster Theological Seminary, stemming from deliberations in England during the seventeenth century, is nevertheless perceived by its adherents to enjoy an unassailable permanence and in need of no serious adjustments, let alone critical reflection, despite many known advances in biblical studies or science since that time".
1111) puts it in his intellectual autobiography "The Deliverance from Error," that breaks the "bonds of taqlîd" — the beliefs and values stemming from the contingent circumstances of our socialization rather than from rational deliberation.
Interviews with five of the nine jurors, an eclectic group spread across Westchester County, Manhattan and the Bronx, pulled back a curtain on the private deliberations in the S.E.C.'s most prominent trial stemming from the financial crisis.
The juror's note came just before lunch on the third day of deliberations in the trial of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, 36, who faces conspiracy and murder charges stemming from the 1998 bombings of two American Embassies in East Africa.
stemming from a personal feud.
If there is any scintillating drama, it's not likely to stem from the intense deliberation of the issues.
The problem, in simplest terms, stems from boardroom leaks of closed door discussions, deliberations and decisions.
Obama advisers delude themselves when they say that most of their setbacks stem from process issues like not televising the health care deliberations on C-Span, a cable channel devoted to government affairs.
Such caution stems from history.
This stems from two trends.
Everything stems from that.
