Sentence examples for war of worldviews from inspiring English sources

Behind the competing catchphrases lurks another contest, one that illuminates this war of worldviews.

His biggest bestseller, The God Delusion, was roundly castigated in intellectual outlets for being misinformed about the state of modern spiritual belief, Caltech physicist Leonard Mlodinow, co-author with Stephen Hawking of The Grand Design, has written a new book with me on the deep issues involved around science and God, called War of the Worldviews.

The political battle was defined as Turkey's culture wars, identity politics, and the clash of worldviews for the soul of the country.

The Upanishadic age was characterized by a pluralism of worldviews.

A childhood victim of Muslim violence in the Balkans, and now a golf-loving, Mass-attending, top-­level American official, Chambers believes that in this war of ideologies, religion must be the motivator, and Shacochis allows this worldview to pervade the novel.

Chuck Hagel brings a refreshing diversity of worldview -- but that worldview challenges the mindset that got us into war in Iraq in 2003 and which got us a surge into Afghanistan in 2009.

Few feminists dare to say such basic things, on the assumption that any admission of weakness will lead to whole-scale loss of the war; paradoxically, of course, the Manichean worldview that results has led to a consistent 71% of American women and 58% of British women who won't describe themselves as feminists at all.

Diversity of accent and skin colour do not necessarily mean diversity of worldview.

Andre Borczuk is co-founder of Worldview.

Rickert's conception of philosophy is tightly connected to his notion of worldview.

You come out with a different sort of worldview".