The sophisma is solved by making a distinction between two different functions of the word 'only', in that the exclusion it makes can pertain to the expression 'God', or to the entire phrase 'God being God'.
All the words we use have a creaturely mode of signifying in that they imply time and composition, neither of which can pertain to God.
Other questions that can be raised pertain to the cancer stem cell model itself.
In this respect, Connell and Messerschmidt's (2005) elaboration that there can be more than one hegemonic masculinity within a society and it can pertain within sub-groups is helpful.
COIs can pertain to individuals or entire institutions, and can be financial or non-financial.
These can pertain to your interests.
Power of attorney documents can pertain either financial matters, health care, or both.
It may not pertain to an object in the sense of a good but does concern data that can be delineated and individualized as personal asset or interest.
The Environmental Protection Agency's estimate of risk, approximately 1 in 10,000, pertains only to bladder cancer, the most thoroughly studied health risk, and does not reflect other forms of cancer that can also be caused by arsenic.
Part of this pertains to the nature of self-service advertising platforms, which allows advertisers to build their campaigns around customized audiences that can at times be highly targeted, as well as the how people describe themselves on those platforms.
It also provides general information that pertains only to 1997 tax laws on such topics as adoption assistance, life insurance paid before death of insured and IRA withdrawals that can be used to pay medical expenses and medical insurance.
