It has to be said that the overwhelming feature of the 2005 long-list is just how orthodox, inoffensive, and non-contentious it looks. |
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She was an orthodox theologian, a reformer, a builder, a dramatist, a musician, an herbalist, and an abbess. |
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He maintained a correspondence with Marie's youngest daughter, an orthodox abbess named Mother Alexandra. |
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The orthodox theory is that conditions and warranties are determinable as such at the date of the contract. |
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These pressures are likely to create more conflict within the party than the adhesion to an orthodox economic policy. |
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In more recent times the Jesuit Vasquez, and the Lutheran divines G. Calixtus and Walch, have defended the Adoptionists as essentially orthodox. |
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Whether that master be regarded as a sage or as a Gnostic aeon, the orthodox view of him would be seriously challenged. |
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We could use macroeconomic tools to do a cost-benefit analysis of orthodox Argentinian policies over almost a half century. |
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These are financial instruments that rise in value as the market falls, enabling the holder to make up for losses on an orthodox share portfolio. |
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As an orthodox Jew, he observes Shabbat, eats kosher, and prays three times a day. |
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The company could have effected a more orthodox share buyback in which it repurchased its own stock on the open market. |
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He criticized the Restoration state, its social and juridical base, and its orthodox religious ideology. |
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The ICFI was founded in 1953 to defend orthodox Trotskyism against the revisionism of Michel Pablo. |
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Winning the appreciation of an orthodox audience, with a liberal interpretation of a traditional play, is next to impossible. |
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The opposite of modern is not really conservative, but archaic or ancient, or orthodox. |
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From her novels, I thought she was considerably more theologically literate and orthodox. |
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Consequently those who came to believe that orthodox teaching was inadequate or wrong risked being declared heretics. |
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He was an orthodox Aristotelian in his view of the cosmos as unique, uncreated, and geocentric. |
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Wyclif had attacked the orthodox theory of the Eucharist, but Lollards generally went well beyond him. |
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In the old orthodox society the Sati system of widows mounting the funeral pyre of their husbands was an atrocious practice. |
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His orthodox Seoinage was so sharp, judo historians consider him to be one of the top five technicians in history. |
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I don't know if this is orthodox Haitian Vodoo belief, but I heard it from a Haitian mambo who says some of her people believe it. |
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Certainly such a deity would not be the infinite creator God of orthodox theism. |
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The Joint Electoral Management Body is using more orthodox means to reach potential voters, with messages on radio, television, and newspapers. |
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In orthodox Chess, if a player has no legal move and his king is not in check, the game is a draw. |
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Those belonging to the orthodox school of thought view India as being unconditionally hostile to Pakistan. |
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Ideologically orthodox Communists were extreme modernists who believed in a centrally planned, technological society. |
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Steve is a good example of someone who lost his faith in Mormonism and then had to face his orthodox family and tell them he no longer believed. |
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Thus, Hegel's rationalism was seen as a threat not only to orthodox religion but to orthodox politics as well. |
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Others come from more orthodox religious traditions, readily linking parapsychology with its heterodox metaphysical precursors. |
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That they not only accept this situation but value it and actively re-create it is due to the nature of orthodox beliefs and practices. |
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First, some women reject feminism in favor of more orthodox forms of religion. |
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The therapy is not intended as a substitute for orthodox medical treatment, the Association of Reflexologists stresses. |
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As an orthodox Jew and a doctor in training I completely agree with your statements. |
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Like orthodox Muslims, they prayed five times a day, though not facing Mecca. |
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My philosophy is normal orthodox philosophy, such as has come down from the Indians through the Greeks, to Spinoza. |
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The fundamentalist is always trying to conform his or her experience to his or her orthodox belief, to his or her fundamentalism. |
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There are also those who believe in reincarnation who would appear to have no orthodox religion. |
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Our response is that the third party followed the orthodox practice, which was dry drilling in coal or soft strata and wet drilling in stone. |
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As in orthodox economics, the practitioners of econophysics fall into either the deductive or empirical camps. |
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According to the Association of Reflexologists, the therapy is not intended as a substitute for orthodox medical treatment. |
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Yes, she is thoroughly orthodox, but her concern for truth is far deeper than mere orthodoxy and harmony with tradition. |
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Sethu remembers her mother-in-law as an orthodox person who managed to run the house with very little money. |
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This is the finest moment of Dead Poets Society, the story of a thoroughly unorthodox teacher at a thoroughly orthodox boys' prep school. |
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She came from an orthodox family and her father's political leanings provided her an opportunity to meet political leaders. |
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But, as Koerner amply demonstrates, Linnaeus was scarcely an orthodox thinker in any realm. |
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Mr Wood acknowledged that most routine orthodox types of surgery were currently performed without the need for blood products. |
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During a loan period with Middlesbrough in season 1999-2000, he looked an ordinary player, locked into an orthodox four-man midfield. |
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One aspect of these changes was the weakening of the orthodox heterosexual double standard. |
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The patients in this study underwent allergic testing according to standards of orthodox medicine. |
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With the bat, Flintoff has a slightly more orthodox technique, but there's not much in it. |
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With his orthodox and unorthodox batting, he lambasts any type of bowling, tearing it into shreds. |
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They will be in all sorts of places, orthodox and unorthodox, and there will be lots to choose from. |
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The one-time pharmacist, who came to naturopathy after becoming disenchanted with orthodox medicine, says healing is a natural process. |
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For the first four rounds, he fought from an orthodox stance as much as his more familiar southpaw stances. |
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The orthodox libertarian foreign policy platform is one of minimalism and non-involvement bordering at times on isolationism. |
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The orthodox view has it that the police brought universal benefits, but especially to the weaker sections of society. |
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It's an interesting avenue for me to explore, perhaps giving me a bridge between my more orthodox poetry and the haiku I enjoy writing so much. |
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In orthodox writings the title caliph generally means deputy or successor to the Prophet Muhammad. |
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It's a different spiritual awareness than the numinous qualities of James MacMillan or the orthodox, religion-poaching Tavener. |
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The older people may wish to individually observe religious rituals, but with the young Sabra, orthodox custom holds no sway. |
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Their original leaders were orthodox Marxists who preached international revolution, not domestic statism. |
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Most orthodox historians think that comments like these are mere hypocritical cant. |
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Futhermore, such knowledge could be obtained without the need for a divine guarantee, as had been required by orthodox Cartesianism. |
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Entitled That's Life, the book has been written to no orthodox chronological order or set pattern. |
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So will there be wars of religion between orthodox Anglicans and heresiarchs in the break-away communions of North America? |
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He argues that this ignores the complex interaction between orthodox intellectual culture and heterodox expression. |
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Simply put, dominant institutions deploy orthodox strategies and subversive institutions rely on heterodox ones. |
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Simeon, like many of the stylites, was completely orthodox in his theology. |
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The orthodox Lutheran clergy even dreamed of replacing the public schools with Lutheran parochial schools, but lacked the means to do so. |
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As a hysteric, Beloved mimics dominant ideas about madness as well as orthodox definitions of gender and race. |
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But her indictment is limitless and encompasses orthodox faith as well as faithless practice. |
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He was five feet high, ruddily Pickwickian in appearance, utterly efficient, unoriginal and orthodox. |
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Broadly speaking, there were three different fideistic ideas among orthodox theologians. |
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We have to substitute flexible Confucianism for orthodox Confucianism in order to cope with the rapidly changing global situation. |
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But Fletcher makes clear that these interludes were seen by many orthodox Muslims as periods of decadence and decay. |
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The central argument used by many sociologists is that, contrary to orthodox economic theory, people behave irrationally. |
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The orthodox view can then be contrasted with the revisionist position on these issues. |
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Do I mean everybody who professes an orthodox creed, and bows his head at the belief? |
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Contempt and derision were now poured not upon the heretical supporters of change, but upon their orthodox opponents. |
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The punkers in Europe at that time were really orthodox and conservative and wanted everybody to play the same song the same way. |
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As Storper argued, orthodox accounts of globalization misrepresent the process in terms of a unidirectional trend toward deterritorialization. |
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The design is basically a traditional orthodox dome superimposed over a floor-plan in the shape of a Greek cross. |
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But it was also the subject of prosecutions under orthodox 19th century criminal law, all the elements of which survive. |
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In 325, church leaders were willing to die to see that orthodox doctrine was upheld. |
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It attained some popularity due to a mistaken belief that it taught orthodox Mahyna doctrines, such as emptiness. |
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This is closest to modern orthodox medicine as many traditional drugs such as aspirin are derived from plants. |
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No one in the cancer world, orthodox or alternative or integrative, can make that claim. |
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Instead of joining forces with the best of these traditions, orthodox medical practitioners have either ignored them or denounced their practitioners as quacks. |
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It does not constitute either a sect or a school of thought, but is rather a spiritual or transcendental practice, which persists despite criticism from orthodox theologians. |
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As mentioned, the chaetognaths are clearly orthodox bilaterians. |
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However, I would be interested to hear suggestions as to how the state might put the non-orthodox majority on an equal footing with the orthodox minority. |
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I can still see now the Hollies smile, the deceptively slow amble up to the crease, the ingenious mix of orthodox legbreaks, topspinners and googlies. |
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Regime change in Moscow led to a rapid nuclear-arms builddown on both sides that would previously have been considered impossible by orthodox arms-control thinkers. |
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She believes in the benefits of both orthodox medicine and alternative medicine. |
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The Pietists in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a good deal less interested than the orthodox Lutherans in Luther as a teacher of true doctrine. |
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Theodorakis spent his childhood on the island of Kefalonia, where there was a local tradition of harmonising the melodies of the orthodox liturgy. |
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In the increasingly illiberal world of orthodox liberalism, competing ideas are answered not by argument but by a pose of moral superiority and by-the-book invective. |
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Miles's team points out that the orthodox tax-break systems that enabled financial packages like Tessas and Peps to succeed have been applied to mortgages in the past. |
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Furthermore, the Lutherans felt very frustrated by the orthodox wing of the Dutch Reformed Church, which tried to minimize the Lutheran influence. |
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They have called for a response from Bulgaria's orthodox church synod. |
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There is a very profoundly conservative side to Newman's thought which appeals to traditionalists and those who wish to maintain the orthodox tradition. |
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I mean my background weighed heavily, because I was brought up in this orthodox way. |
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Putin also blamed Ukrainian nationalists for attacking the orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate in Ukraine. |
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Here's an orthodox version of Italian economic history countered by a revisionist pro-Southern view. |
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In addition to being against immigration reform, brat takes all the expected orthodox conservative positions. |
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Luther's theology of two kingdoms creates a dilemma for those theologically and confessionally orthodox Lutherans who wish to oppose women's ordination. |
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They much admired Marius Victorinus, whose last years had been devoted to the deployment of Neoplatonic logic in defence of orthodox Trinitarian belief. |
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In presenting the main outlines of the orthodox theory, he is refreshingly free of the arrogance and simplistic dogmatism that seems to permeate the subject. |
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He has aced the short third at West Bank and the par-four fifth at East London in orthodox fashion during a long and distinguished career on South Africa's fairways. |
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Branch, back in for the first time since Boxing Day, ran hard but without much joy and was replaced just after the hour by the more orthodox Ben Muirhead. |
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Firstly, the book offers a heterodox alternative to orthodox neo-classical thought whilst also describing very self-consciously the core of neo-classical thinking. |
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He follows the orthodox code and strictly observes the Sabbath from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday, so there is an obvious impact on his political life. |
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Small A-frame houses, Russian orthodox churches, and many new wooden buildings went up as Russians settled the area in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. |
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With the strengthening of Brahmanic Hinduism and orthodox traditions, the Hindu woman's role within the family and community was redefined in the late 19th century. |
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Sam's brother Valentine had a more orthodox career as a soldier, until the day he boarded a first-class railway carriage to travel from Liphook to Waterloo Station. |
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Not much about Grimaud's career has been predictable or orthodox. |
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Lambert makes some reasonable criticisms of the statistics which were alleged to show global cooling and recalculates the statistics concerned in a more orthodox way. |
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For Goddess pilgrims, as for orthodox religious pilgrims, the sacred place is a place of power which can work upon the pilgrim at various levels of their being. |
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This has been explained by the conservative and orthodox mindset and a tradition where dance and music were more popular than visual arts of painting and sculpture. |
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Until the newest critics of trade give at least one plausible example of how a policy of unfree trade could make a country richer, I'm sticking with the orthodox conclusions. |
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A second effect of Goodman's discussion was to undermine the orthodox assumption that confirmation is an exclusively logical relation between sentences. |
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The one claiming to be orthodox, and the other claiming to have the living spirit, which would also be the contrast between extravert and introvert types. |
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The lines of cleavage between Pablo's revisionism and orthodox Trotskyism are so deep that no compromise is possible either politically or organizationally. |
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The Kuru state organised the Vedic hymns into collections, and developed the orthodox srauta ritual to uphold the social order. |
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The contrast with the standard image of a pious, theologically orthodox Yankee tunesmith could not be more striking. |
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A brief definition of the trinitarian God of orthodox faith would then be all that a fundamental theology would need. |
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Some read Nyssa to buttress traditionally orthodox claims whereas others read him to challenge these claims. |
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His white came back down the table in the orthodox fashion and rested up against the green ball in a Chinese snooker. |
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What is the understanding of marriage and family in orthodox Marxist doctrine? |
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Generally orthodox teas have four grades, namely whole leaf, broken leaf, fannings and dust. |
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Rather, they were critics of orthodox belief, wedded rather to skepticism, deism, vitalism, or perhaps pantheism. |
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A third orthodox Synagogue in the Greenbank Park area of L17 has recently closed, and is a listed 1930s structure. |
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Neoclassical economics is occasionally referred as orthodox economics whether by its critics or sympathizers. |
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They were referred to by their opponents as Hicksites and by others, and sometimes themselves, as orthodox. |
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The orthodox Theravada position rejects the wait, and asserts that rebirth of a being is immediate. |
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Religiously, he was orthodox, and particularly towards the end of his reign he became a strong opponent of the Lollard heresy. |
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I saw at once that he was not an orthodox boy, but acting purely from the aesthetic motive. |
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Innocent probably saw in them a possible answer to his desire for an orthodox preaching force to counter heresy. |
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However, orthodox academic consensus rejects alternative candidates for authorship, including Marlowe. |
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There has also been discrimination by orthodox Sunni Muslims against Ahmadiyya Muslims. |
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Many orthodox Muslims rejected mutazilite doctrines and condemned their idea of the creation of the Quran. |
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According to these teachings of the ancient church, no superficial belief can ever be orthodox. |
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Childe also diverged from orthodox Marxism by not employing dialectics in his methodology. |
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With the rise of humanism, the unicorn also acquired more orthodox secular meanings, emblematic of chaste love and faithful marriage. |
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Although this was the orthodox macroeconomic prescription at the time, the resulting stagflation surprised economists and central bankers. |
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Jackson's model became the orthodox position for the latter half of the 20th century. |
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The New Testament speaks of the importance of maintaining orthodox doctrine and refuting heresies, showing the antiquity of the concern. |
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He could discipline clerics, control ecclesiastical property and define orthodox doctrine. |
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Some heresies have also been doctrinally based, in which a teaching was deemed to be inconsistent with the fundamental tenets of orthodox dogma. |
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The study of heresy requires an understanding of the development of orthodoxy and the role of creeds in the definition of orthodox beliefs. |
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Confucianism was officially elevated to orthodox status and was to shape the subsequent Chinese civilization. |
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Metropolitan is a titlle used by all oriental orthodox churches in Malankara. |
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Abraham Calovius represents the climax of the scholastic paradigm in orthodox Lutheranism. |
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These teachings were accepted during the orthodox Lutheranism of the 17th century. |
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There is an active ecumenical dialogue between Syrian orthodox church and Marthoma Church for mutual acceptance and wider communion. |
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Similarly, strands of orthodox theological thought from a number of world religions openly identify themselves as wanting a return to tradition. |
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The orthodox Muslims felt that their communal identity was at stake if their personal laws were governed by the judiciary. |
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In our criticism of referentless scientific nouns, like force and utility, we have gone far beyond the orthodox logical positivist position. |
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The stranglehold the minority orthodox establishment had on the country, as a whole, was as disturbing to the kibbutzniks as it was to me. |
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The cause of RLS isn't well understood but, from an orthodox medical perspective, it's thought to be associated with iron deficiency. |
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Due to the small particle size CTC teas brew faster and make a full bodied gustier cup compared to the orthodox tea. |
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Syriza's own origins can be found in Eurocommunism and the split that took place in 1968 in the Greek Communist Party between reformers and orthodox Communists. |
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The correct homoeopathic remedy prescribed by a qualified and registered homoeopath is not dangerous, hence its growing popularity with orthodox medics. |
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Bahar Dar is a very pleasant city on the shores of Lake Tana, the largest lake in Ethiopia, famous for its many islands and seclusive orthodox monasteries. |
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Under Pulcheria's influence, the new emperor, her husband, Marcian, called the Council of Chalcedon in 451, which defined the orthodox doctrine of the two natures of Christ. |
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She renewed contact with the rabbi and other orthodox patients in the hospital, went to all the religious services, and loved nothing so much as lighting the Shabbas candles. |
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In his life, Zhu Xi was largely ignored, but not long after his death, his ideas became the new orthodox view of what Confucian texts actually meant. |
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Being made ill by consuming a noxious substance did not qualify as either, so the orthodox view was that Mrs Donoghue had no sustainable claim in law. |
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Indeed, the binary between foreign and domestic is an arbitrary regulator of culture which functions to maintain Confucianism as orthodox Chinese. |
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Councils and creeds recognized as authoritative are interpreted only as defining and more fully explicating the orthodox faith handed to the apostles, without adding to it. |
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Such strict enforcement of orthodox belief was successful, and Spain avoided the religiously inspired strife tearing apart other European dominions. |
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What he meant was that the Goths, being heretics, were at once enemies of the true God and inferior to the orthodox Franks in their supernatural backing. |
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So there were, initially, two equally orthodox interpretations which initiated a conflict in order to attract adepts and define the new orthodoxy. |
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Some writings by Priscillian were accounted orthodox and were not burned. |
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Five important modifications were made by the Pietists to the orthodox doctrine of justification, each corresponding to a distinctive aspect of the movement's agenda. |
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Lewis was a committed Anglican who upheld a largely orthodox Anglican theology, though in his apologetic writings, he made an effort to avoid espousing any one denomination. |
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Here, Wavey clearly challenges the culture of silence and the orthodox masculinity that otherwise typically surrounds gay athleticism and supports hegemonic constructions. |
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The Theravada tradition traces its roots to the words of the Buddha preserved in the Pali Canon, and considers itself to be the more orthodox form of Buddhism. |
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On the other hand, after the fall of Feng Ling Tu, the operations of Central Shansi, and Suiyuan, troops were more guerrilla than orthodox in nature. |
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For Work, the ecclesiological, trinitarian foundation of theology alters the terrain and moves bibliology into an orthodox trinitarian perspective. |
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