And it starts to get very difficult if folks are more gradual in their learnings and thinkings when you're very step-function.
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O'Reilly says Carman even wrote his "philosophical thinkings" about God, telling the captain that he trusted that God would look after him while he was lost at sea.
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Matsumura, Kazuo. "The Koki Story and the Femininity of the Foundress of Tenrikyo." from Mythical Thinkings: What Can We Learn from Comparative Mythology? Countershock Press, Frankston, Australia. 2014. p. 82. The first time the title of the Mikagura-uta took its current written form (only in hiragana) was in 1928, when the scripture was distributed to all churches to commemorate Shozen Nakayama’s marriage.
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As the film opens, Ranvir and Nawaz are well settled in Australia with their respective families. Nawaz has one son, Amaan Ali and Ranvir has a son, Yuvraj, and a daughter, Meet. Amaan and Yuvraj are roughly the same age and best buddies since childhood, despite the rift between their fathers. However, the difference in the thinkings of the two fathers is reflected in the personalities of their sons.
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In the Bible, double-mindedness appears as a metaphor for literally incorrect religious faith. Various commentators and translators have discussed being of two beliefs or faiths in being double hearted or double minded. Webster's Dictionary equates bad faith with "being of two hearts". "Double hearted" is translated also as "double minded", or "of two hearts" or "of two minds" or souls, two attitudes, two loyalties, two thinkings, two beliefs, or being as two souls at the same time.
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Lachlan left the band at the end of 2001 and Carlos Echeverria joined shortly after on Bass Guitar. Carl, Leigh and Carlos recorded Wishful Thinkings first Album Standing Still' in 2002 which would go on to be the first record released by Boomtown Records. Wishful Thinking received rotation on the radio stations Triple M and Triple J, with their single "I Don't Need You" which was released in 2003. Carlos left the band in early 2004 and Alistair Elkins Joined on Bass guitar.
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Wang Chong () was the leading figure of the skeptic branch of the Confucianism school in China during the first century AD. He introduced a method of rational critique and applied it to the widespread dogmatism thinking of his age like phenomenology (the main contemporary Confucianism ideology that linked all natural phenomena with human ethics), state-led cults, and popular superstition. His own philosophy incorporated both Taoism and Confucianism thinkings, and it was based on a secular, rational practice of developing hypotheses based on natural events to explain the universe which exemplified a form of naturalism that resembled the philosophical idea of Epicureans like Lucretius.
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The Saint-Léonard crisis largely developed from leftist thinkings which disallowed bilingual classes and adopted only unilingual French classes. The newspaper, the McGill Daily, also supported the cause heavily and distributed a special edition announcing the preparation of Operation McGill through 100,000 copies instead of its usual 14,000 copies. In it was a document titled "Welcome to McGill" written entirely in French and sent across the province of Quebec with the aid of students and the members of the major trade union in Québec, the CSN. In short, the document criticized the ruling elites of Quebec and argued that the people of Quebec were exploited both culturally and economically.
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In other cases, words refer to aspects of the world that cannot be observed directly. For example Lila Gleitman poses a POS argument with respect to verbs that label mental states. She observes that a learner cannot see inside another person's mind, and so an utterance of "Kim thinks that it is raining" is likely to occur in the same kinds of contexts as "Kim wonders if it is raining" or even "Kim wants it to rain". If no aspect of the context can determine whether a mental state verb refers to thinkings, wanting or wonderings, then some aspect of children's minds must direct their attention to other cues.
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John Ruskin disliked the painting intensely. While it is now thought that his dislike of the painting was due to a dislike of the representation of the naked female form, he claimed his issues with the painting were with the depiction of the flowers, writing to Rossetti to advise him that "They were wonderful to me, in their realism; awful—I can use no other word—in their coarseness: showing enormous power, showing certain conditions of non- sentiment which underlie all you are doing now". Ruskin's hostility towards the painting led to a quarrel between Ruskin and Rossetti, and Rossetti drifted away from Pre-Raphaelite thinkings and towards the new doctrine of art for art's sake expounded by Algernon Charles Swinburne.
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After Hu took over as the chief editor at Weekly Commentary () in 1919, he and Li Dazhao engaged in a heated debate regarding ideology and problem () that was influential among Chinese intellectuals at that time. Hu writes in "A Third Discussion of Problems and Isms" (): > "Every isms and every theory should be studied, but they can only be viewed > as hypothesis, not dogmatic credo; they can only be viewed as a source of > reference, not as rules of religion; they can only be viewed as inspiring > tools, not as absolute truth that halts any further critical thinkings. Only > in this way can people cultivate creative intelligence, become able to solve > specific problems, and emancipate from the superstition of abstract > words."Hu Shih, 三論問題與主義 (A Third Discussion of Problems and Isms), 每週評論 no.
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Prior to this, the main objective of the Muslim League, was to preserve only Muslim interests in India, However, Muslim leaders from Punjab, led by Muhammad Shafi stood for preservation of Muslim rights without alienating the sympathies of British government and opposed the Lucknow Pact signed on 28 December 1916. Muhammad Shafi and his other conservative friends like Maulvi Rafi-ud-Din, Abdul Aziz and Syed Ali Raza opposed the co-operation between All-India Muslim League and the Indian National Congress, on the grounds that it would sacrifice the Muslim majority in provinces of Punjab and Bengal. He wanted to stress the separate Muslim entity and refused to give up his thinkings, which according to him was very blood of the Muslim nation.Jahanara Shahnawaz, Father and Daughter: A Political Autobiography (Lahore: 1971) According to S. Qalb-i-Abid the conservative leaders in the Punjab Muslim League under Sir Muhammad Shafi's leadership were advised by the Punjab's administration to revolt against the supporters of Muhammad Ali Jinnah on various important political developments from time to time.
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