“As such, no individual, no group of people or no political organisation should absolutise the knowledge and wisdom for progress and development.”

“In this sense, the Holy Spirit brings God's judgment upon the tendency to absolutize any human institution, even the most sacred.”

“Their concern is that utopian aspirations towards a new peaceful world order will simply absolutize conflicts and make them more intractable.”

“Recently, there were attempts to absolutize the experience of military conflicts and to promote certain non-viable and even fantastic ideas.”

“They never absolutized natural rights or Roman law or even the Roman people.”

“Liberalism, on the one hand, absolutized the right of private property and ignored the common good.”

“While the Scholastics paid inadequate attention to consciousness, the moderns absolutized it.”

“Perhaps we've idolized security, absolutizing it above other values.”

“As such, Paul explains that sin paradoxically gains power over people by absolutizing what believers rightly perceive as the good.”

“In The Green Child, organization of time is achieved by absolutizing the role of order in both illusory and genuine dimensions.”