Many scholars believe that the most proper meaning may be "He Brings into Existence Whatever Exists" (Yahweh-Asher-Yahweh).
The first is the causal maxim: Whatever exists must have a cause or ground for its existence.
Whatever possesses Existence is supremely free, dwelling, unchangeable, within its own peculiar nature.
Systematic high resolution computed tomography scans before introduction of biologics whatever the existence of pulmonary symptoms cannot be supported to date because our data are not strong enough to support such a position.
According to Spinoza's account of causation, this means that existing substances exist in virtue of conceptual relations to whatever explains their existence, and, similarly, conceptual relations explain the non-existence of non-existing substances.
Of course, it follows from the organicist view that death will constitute the end of our existence: whatever else may remain following our deaths, each of us will cease to exist when we die.
The band had no official existence whatever….
By adopting the same standard of review for § 2255 motions as would be applied on direct appeal, the Court of Appeals accorded no significance whatever to the existence of a final judgment perfected by appeal.
"It may be that our story, whatever that is — existence — depends on the Higgs boson and atoms, but it depends on it the way the film depends on the molecular structure of the celluloid," he went on.
I argue that Epicurean theology is more phenomenological than metaphysical, its purpose less to ground and justify dogmatic commitment to whatever form of existence the gods may enjoy than to account for a prevalent aspect of ancient religious experience, epiphany, and to assimilate that experience to Epicurean philosophical therapeia.
