Sentence examples for worldviews on from inspiring English sources
This isn't to say we shouldn't sustain our traditions, liturgies, or practices within our specific faith traditions; what it means is that we should stop trying to own God, and that we should celebrate with one another the diverse worldviews on who God is and could be.
Isabella's tumultuous life has embodied some of America's bitterest culture wars — a choice, as Ms. Miller said in a courtroom plea, shortly before their desperate flight, "between two diametrically opposed worldviews on parentage and family".
Yet with deeply divergent worldviews on display some discussions ended up "modeling" distrust rather than overcoming it, wrote Christopher Ford, one of 60 security and defense specialists, including serving military men, from 21 countries, who gathered in November for the Fourth Xiangshan Forum.
Reasonable citizens understand that these deep issues are ones on which people of good will can disagree, and so will be unwilling to impose their own worldviews on those who have reached different conclusions.
Many important theoretical arguments, however, have been advanced for the importance of "worldviews" on knowledge and belief (see, for example, Cobern 1996; El-Hani and Mortimer 2007; Smith and Siegel 2004 for reviews and discussion of worldviews).
Cultural Cognition identifies four basic groups; The influence of these underlying worldviews on how we feel about individual issues is profound.
Women are not allowed pleasure in this worldview, one that's on the GOP platform in 2012.
The two main attractions of sentimentalism are making sense of the practical aspects of morality, on the one hand, and finding a place for morality within a naturalistic worldview, on the other.
"I think in many ways my worldview on flavor was formed here".
But as many commentators have pointed out, Romney was just encapsulating the prevalent worldview on the right.
It was a challenge to the whole gut-centered worldview on which his bid for extreme longevity rests.
