Thought to Remember: "Respect and obey the LORD, this is the beginning of Knowledge... .. (Proverbs 1 7, CEV).
After the defeat and death of the ʿAlid rebel Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd Allāh in 762, however, Jaʿfar thought it prudent to obey the caliph's summons to Baghdad.
The near universality of this law is thought to be a consequence of the fact that all mosaics which obey it are statistical ensembles in equilibrium [50].
I think you 'ave to obey the rules".
Most MPs, I think, try conscientiously to obey the rules.
Philosophobia is thus an ideology of the ruling class who doesn't want citizens to think, but only to obey.
The letter Legardeur drafted in response to Dinwiddie's was clear and to the point: "as to the summons you send me to retire, I do not think myself obliged to obey it".
Did conservatives have a good feeling about this statement because they think that people ought to obey (in general), or because they support the military and its agenda?
(Quinn thought that its being obligatory to obey God is a state of affairs that involves God [Quinn 1990, pp. 298 299], but for a reason to reject that claim see Murphy 1998, pp. 12 13).
