American mathematician and educator whose teachings and writings influenced many mathematical researchers.
Hutchinson arrived in Boston in 1634, following the Puritan divine John Cotton, whose teachings she professed.
There is the Church, whose teachings are taken for granted by Mary and John but flouted by their children.
Hus, whose teachings anticipated the Protestant Reformation, was burned at the stake and is a hero to many Czechs.
The most important, however, was Ibn Masarrah, whose teachings drew from the 5th-century-bce Greek philosopher Empedocles and laid the basis of later Andalusian mysticism.
It is attributed to John Mark (Acts 12 12; 15 37), an associate of Paul and a disciple of Peter, whose teachings the Gospel may reflect.
The movie, produced by Beijing Dadi Century Ltd., focuses on the later life of the philosopher, whose teachings are garnering renewed interest in China.
Yet those children cast their lot with a leader whose teachings are far from orthodox, and who is known for vindictive rages.
In other words, Friend was aligning himself with the greats of contemporary yoga, Indians whose teachings were then shaping the yoga world.
But last year, Mr. Obama began distancing himself from Mr. Wright, whose teachings have been criticized as racially inflammatory and unpatriotic.
His comments are likely to cause anger among religious groups whose teachings recommend or require the slaughter of animals without stunning them first – including Jews and Muslims.
