Yeah, spiritual life, spiritual hopes, religious dogmas, all of this.
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I gave the dogmas of how to shoot these films.
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Dogmas about authenticity have given way to independence and experimentation.
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The February upheaval had forced him to rethink old dogmas.
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For much of the book, touted breakthroughs disappoint, discredited dogmas give rise to counter-dogmas, treatments are influenced by the financial interests of the pharmaceutical industry, and real harm is done to patients and their loved ones.
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If you put dogmas and national pride aside, that should be obvious.
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It's an environment where brilliant, inane dogmas flourish, arcane codes are spoken.
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Which is why it's so hard to separate people from their dogmas.
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The students in my classes didn't have faith in all-explaining dogmas.
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He is, uniquely, a president not beholden to union orthodoxies or industrial dogmas.
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Weddings especially, as family events, are subject to the dogmas of multiple generations.
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Those attachments belong with other tired dogmas ... consigned to the ash heap of history.
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"In any sphere, in science, in molecular biology even, there are dogmas," she said.
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Ironically, this world of religious dogmas about sexuality was once a very different world.
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And there are times when it makes good sense to let sleeping dogmas lie.
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Pitting religious dogmas against one another would only further erode what remains of our democracy.
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At the same time he remains unburdened by culinary dogmas that would constrain his chefs.
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We did not, in the words of Lincoln, adhere to the dogmas of the quiet past.
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This demographic may believe in God, but doesn't want to be associated with rigid religious dogmas.
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When you say that certain policies or dogmas are "killing people," what exactly do you mean?
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We did not, in the words of Lincoln, adhere to the 'dogmas of the quiet past.
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It seems that Mr. Douthat would rather that some abstract dogmas continue to drive Catholics away.
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Klee, also an astute theoretician, shunned most artistic dogmas in favor of the greatest possible independence.
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But there are many different religions, and some don't involve things like gods or even dogmas.
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To build the future, we need to challenge the dogmas that shape our view of the past.
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It's about the problem of nihilism and how to find real values where old dogmas are obsolete.
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No son los dogmas irrebatibles con los que solamente se puede analizar y entender lo que está ocurriendo.
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Arguments their predecessors had to sweat their way through soften into lazy nostrums or harden into rigid dogmas.
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I mean, the church was clearly hostile to science that undermined its dogmas — do you disagree with that?
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Traditional religions have dogmas and rituals, and they function as an anchor for the individual and a community.
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This month's box, Dogmas in the City, is holiday themed, of course — and these festive toys are too adorable.
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We're going through a great rethinking of a lot of these core conservative dogmas — and that's a good thing.
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The Bible is riddled with terrible Bronze Age dogmas, but most Christians don't take those parts seriously any longer.
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Mr. Duterte finds his approach "effective in transmitting to the nation his political and social dogmas," Mr. Panelo added.
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Now, that does not mean that he is not guarded, cautious, that he's not steeped in his own dogmas.
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" Trump described his foreign policy as one of "'principled realism" with no regard for "old dogmas" and "so-called experts.
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But there is something touching about their devotion to one another and to the dogmas and rhythms of punk rock.
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She believes in a higher power — something some people might call God — but believes that such a power transcends individual traditions' dogmas.
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That today's members of Congress are willing to look at the facts and speak the truth, even when it bucks party dogmas.
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Far from dogmas, principles, or ideologies, the objective of this book is to give readers the information that they need to win.
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The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) does not ask us to subscribe to specific dogmas, but rather to let our lives speak.
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Apart from having additional scriptures and prophets whose authenticity is not recognised by mainstream Christians, the Utah-based church also espouses different dogmas.
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It was this thirst for knowledge of both myself and the deeper mysteries of the world, unimpeded by others' dogmas, that drove me.
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Turns out he was just decades early to today's relational, open-ended approach to art that leaves the last century's dogmas looking droopy.
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There is a clear hunger for a different future—something better, something not constrained by the beige, dead-eyed dogmas of technocratic liberalism.
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Maybe the one good thing about the current mess is that it's forcing conservatives to rethink their dogmas and really question what's going on.
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The West, with its roots in the Enlightenment, remains the freest place in the world for scepticism about established dogmas and ill-founded taboos.
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The minister's stance marks a shift from previous left-wing administrations, during which he said decisions based on "dogmas" compromised protection of the environment.
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Great horror has a way of sneaking into the darkest and deepest part of our psyches, but it's dependent on individual traumas and dogmas.
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It's to watch for the dogmas of masculinity taking root in myself each day, to acknowledge whatever virtues they contain and disavow the rest.
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Movilizar recursos naturales para construir el país sin dejarse intimidar por dogmas acerca de lo que el gobierno y la iniciativa privada pueden hacer.
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But that objection ignores an important truth: Practicing the new identity politics in the right way can subvert the dogmas that drive its excesses.
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As middle-class stability becomes less assured, and new social norms challenge age-old wedding dogmas, both brides and businesses are betting on alternatives.
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One of the dogmas of American schooling is the importance of critical thinking, a slogan dutifully cited by Chinese applicants to Fryeburg in their interviews.
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At a time when the planet is overrun by authoritarians attempting to impose narrow dogmas, it's hard to think of much that could be more important.
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But in that hotel room scene, you definitely get the sense that even Elizabeth realizes some of her cherished dogmas are coming apart at the seams.
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With every project I undertake, there is a strong connection with the past but also a disregard of the dogmas, the stereotypes and the uniformity of today.
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Because they don't want this election to be about policy, where the tired left-wing dogmas Hillary is spouting have been tried and failed repeatedly for generations.
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Abu Mansoor and his colleagues were true believers in their religion's dogmas, but at the same time, they were turning to Islam for a very logical reason.
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The new model eschews the common dogmas of work life: Everybody gets an office, or everyone gets a cubicle, or everybody gets a seat on a workbench.
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If Judaism was less a set of ancient customs and dogmas than a progressive, eternally renewed spirit, then it could take new forms suited to the modern world.
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Even the frightening language used by Jesus in the Gospels, when read in the original Greek, fails to deliver the infernal dogmas we casually assume to be there.
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Mobilize national resources to build the country undeterred by dogmas about what government and private enterprise can do; both can do, especially together, much more than we suppose.
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But if Ligeti was then far removed from the centers of avant-garde music in Germany and France, he was also shielded from the weighty dogmas of that period.
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Those dogmas are: amyloid is the protein harming the brain and the importance of the APOE gene is in the APOE4 variation, which seems to speed the disease, Gandy said.
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"Once religious rites and dogmas have become so rigid that religiosity cannot move them or no longer wants to comply with them, religion becomes uncreative and therefore untrue," he wrote.
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"We know we will be traveling a narrow, complex, challenging path where there is room neither for magic dogmas nor for sectarian infighting," Fernandez said in his speech to Congress.
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"We know we will be traveling a narrow, complex, challenging path where there is room neither for magic dogmas nor for sectarian infighting," Fernandez said in his speech to Congress.
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Yet this was not the deep, unselfconscious faith of somebody who had emerged from a devout environment and therefore imbibed an intuitive feeling for the fixed meaning of sacraments and dogmas.
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The solitary but joyful disarray of Kevin's home and the collective clutter of Mira's underscore their humble proportions, but they are not monuments to an architect's vision or set of dogmas.
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The reason the government tries so hard to crush religious organizations that operate independently from party control is precisely because dogmas that compete with the state orthodoxy are by definition subversive.
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"Nunca pensé que fuera a suceder esto", comentó Oltarsh-McCarthy, en referencia al vínculo que ha forjado con la comunidad de la iglesia, aunque no con los dogmas de su fe.
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" He also warned that Trump will "break the Republican Party into pieces — and lead to the election of independent thinkers no longer tethered to the tired dogmas of the polarized past.
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America's policy of principled realism means we will not be held hostage to old dogmas, discredited ideologies, and so-called experts who have been proven wrong over the years, time and time again.
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According to Doxa, an independent opinion research company, almost three-quarters of Italians are Catholic Christian, with 59 percent of them convinced that religious dogmas and precepts have an influence on everyday life.
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As you say, we have these dogmas that condition us to think in selfish, individualistic terms, and yet there's an entirely different way of thinking about the self and happiness in Eastern wisdom traditions.
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The globe is ever more networked, and has reduced unfathomable distances to the breadth of a screen; the globe is ever more riven, and political and social identities have solidified into stereotypes and dogmas.
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" A Harvard professor, Steven Pinker, advises us to set aside "childlike intuitions and traditional dogmas" and recognize that what we conceive of as the soul is nothing more than "the activity of the brain.
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The idea that these need to be the dogmas of the Republican Party reflects the influence of fallacious sunk-cost thinking as much as the genuine ideological commitment of a small number of utopian elites.
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Students, away from home and in an "adult" society for the first time, may try out defensive ethno-racial flag waving, religious and political dogmas, athletic and fraternal self-segregation, and premature career-ladder climbing.
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Many of the show's guests are creating new methods for educating themselves, achieving new career paths, combining multiple religious and spiritual dogmas, and are taking more time in choosing and settling with their significant others.
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I recently wrote an article in which I explored a handful of the fitness dogmas that Ngo Okafor—the god-bodied trainer who presided over my four-week body transformation—either doubts, ignores, or decries.
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There can be no coherent public discourse if, in line with laissez faire mantra, lies, dogmas, and dismissals of research findings can freely spread with the support of corporate funding, extremist propaganda, and cyber dissimulation.
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The recent revelations from Pennsylvania detailing the decades of child rape make me sick, and I am glad that I have not given my allegiance to the church hierarchy, its dogmas and its sexual politics.
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Yet, revealing as the book is about Mr Gorbachev's ability to overcome ideological dogmas that required squaring up to the West, it is equally revealing about how Western leaders were unable or unwilling to believe him.
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The spiritual expression of this "market revolution," as historians have since dubbed it, was a land rush in free-will denominations all professing universalist schemes of divine salvation — and openly deriding the dour, predestinarian dogmas of Calvinism.
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" Sebestyen's Lenin is not a coolly rational mastermind but a whimsical opportunist, who promised his followers everything ("bread, peace and land"), bypassed his own dogmas as it suited him, and flew into "petulant rages over minor matters.
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Rather, the raison d'être of such institutions is to encourage unconventional, contrarian and sometimes distressing ideas to germinate and incubate in a "safe space" immune from domination by political, religious and even intellectual dogmas, orthodoxies and trends.
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So I think that&aposs someone are very threatened by her, that&aposs why we saw the hard attack on her during her confirmation hearings with that famous but so strange line, "The dogmas lives loudly within her".
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My philosophical and scientific questions not answered by any of the parish priests, at 17 I decided that I hated the Church with its dogmas and rituals for ignorant people, and I also hated the very idea of God.
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In Mr. Sarkozy's eyes, Mr. Trump's rise shows that Americans have had enough of political dogmas and of candidates supported by the establishment and the media — candidates like his main rival in the primary, former Prime Minister Alain Juppé.
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Though such adherence to punk authenticity can seem outmoded, and the plights of sincere bands with nonexistent commercial prospects are rarely played for drama onscreen, neither punk dogmas nor the violence in "Green Room" become caricature, despite its B-movie DNA.
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We still don't know the full details of Mr. Trump's approach to the Middle East, but his hard-nosed ethos and willingness to question foreign policy dogmas offer an opportunity, in principle, to dispel several fallacies that led to these strategic blunders.
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These are attempted answers at this question of what mankind ought to become, but they're still stuck in the shadow of God for Nietzsche, and that's because they're still founded in these unchallengeable dogmas — about history, about human nature, about the future.
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It is Ryan's hope that Trump and the GOP can, against all prevailing incentives, dispense with Trump-esque rhetoric, then return to the policy dogmas that have defined Ryan's political career—deregulation, free trade, reducing taxes on the affluent, and devolving the welfare state.
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Director William Friedkin is taking this ideal image of purity in a 215s context and exploiting our religious dogmas all at once—the idea that evil can infiltrate any soul and can cause the good and bad to do terrible and supernaturally fucked up things.
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At the same time, we too often seek to subordinate the creative, pleasure-giving aspects of our lives to supposedly more consequential areas of experience, stuffing the aesthetic dimensions of existence into the boxes that hold our religious beliefs, our political dogmas or our moral certainties.
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Rejecting the sunny free-market dogmas of Reaganism, Buchanan argued that the American working class was being eroded by free trade and open immigration, while the nation as a whole was weakened by military overreach that no longer made sense after the demise of Soviet Union.
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"Fear the Walking Dead," with its heavy Mexican and Mexican-American influences (Finally, a show where Spanish speakers occasionally speak Spanish!), focuses here on the particular mix of Catholic and indigenous dogmas behind the holiday of Dia de los Muertos — a celebration of the dead, renewal and rebirth.
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This is especially true with the generation whose entire lives correspond with the Putin era, like these students, who grew up on the internet and find it easier to relate to the YouTube videos created by and for a globalized world rather than Soviet dogmas of right and wrong.
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Its proclaimed purpose is to advance "the discussion of new policies that are outside of the conventional dogmas," with the strong implication being that recent efforts to propose such new policies have been too timid and constrained, and that the times demand something more adventurous and ideologically unbound.
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Yet as her band, Paramore, worked to transcend its restrictive genre dogmas across four increasingly ambitious albums, taking the angsty pop punk of the Myspace moment to the Grammys and the Billboard charts largely on the strength of Ms. Williams's voice, the singer, now 28, began to feel beholden to a visual shtick.
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Certain dogmas in American foreign policy have gone, if not unquestioned, then at least largely accepted by both major political parties in Washington for generations: The United States is a strong ally of Israel; the United States chooses Saudi Arabia over Iran; the United States military is a force for good in the world.
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The other view is that in fact inculturation has not gone far enough, that the church may have changed its liturgy and costumes, but it's still held back by its abstract dogmas and arid legalisms, and that one final great leap into modernity, a renewed commitment to accompaniment and understanding and adaptation, is necessary for the church to gain what it sought when it began its great demystification project 50 years ago.
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