Sentence examples for substitution theory from inspiring English sources

Thus, consider the penal substitution theory.

Substitution theory predicts that spouses will trade off volunteer work; complementarity theory predicts that spouses' volunteer work is positively linked.

Moreover, the penal substitution theory faces the challenge of explaining how it could possibly be just to allow a substitute to bear someone else's punishment.

Here we'll discuss three versions: St. Anselm's debt-cancellation theory, the penal substitution theory defended by John Calvin and many others in the reformed tradition, and the penitential substitution theory, attributed to Thomas Aquinas and defended most recently by Eleonore Stump and Richard Swinburne.

Their investigations include radically new ways out of the dilemma posed by the paradox, new studies of the theories of types (simple and ramified, and extensions thereof), new interpretations of Russell's paradox and constructive theories, of Russell's paradox of propositions and of his own attempt at an untyped theory (the substitution theory), and so forth.

In Cur Deus Homo (or Why God Became Man), a classic statement of the substitution theory of atonement, St. Anselm illustrated such an appeal with the following example: Suppose that God were to forbid you to look in a certain direction, even though it seemed to you that by doing so you could preserve the entire creation from destruction.

Mann et al. [ 36] found that for common methods, restricting means has reduced overall suicide rates, but that it does not entirely discount the method-substitution theory.

However, such time consuming, computationally intensive tasks rely on knowledge of substitution model theories and related expertise to run through all possible combinations of several separate programs.

Among the changes already requested by Jeffrey Hayes, a discipline scientist at NASA, was the substitution of "hypothesis" for "theory" in an episode; the scientists also suggested the show emphasize "scientific inquiry," said Richard Schweiger, the show's creator and executive producer.

The substitution of his theory for Saussure's opens our eyes to new and cogent answers to many questions relevant to the meaning of texts.

Experimental work in the field of sensory substitution supports the theory of SMCs: over forty years ago, Bach-y-Rita, Collins, Saunders, White, and Scadden (1969) examined brain plasticity in congenitally blind humans with a visual tactile substitution apparatus which transmits visual information via tactile stimulation on the back.