Exemplos de uso de Ultimate criterion em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The ultimate criterion is,'Is the Lord there?
None of this constitutes, in itself, an ultimate criterion regarding the goodness of man.
The ultimate criterion of your dynamism is not to be found in human ingenuity, or activity, or even organization.
Our individual‘I' belongs to this“body” which is what our company is,and finds in it the ultimate criterion for facing all reality.
Yet, since nearly everyone agrees that happiness is the ultimate criterion for the better government, we must find a method to mirror public sentiment, indirectly but accurately.
But all too often reason falters in the face of self-interest and the lure of profit, andis forced to regard the latter as the ultimate criterion.
In this situation, where morals and religion are as it werealmost expelled from reason, the subject is the only ultimate criterion of morality and also of religion, the subjective conscience which knows no other authority.
Without this vision of the transcendent, for Christians, too, there would be no alternative between the fundamentalist option--"religious truths" imposed on the reason from the outside--and the raising up of the dominant culture as the ultimate criterion of action.
I would like to underline that"no one culture can ever becomethe criterion of judgement, much less the ultimate criterion of truth with regard to God's revelation". Fides et Ratio 71.
Cardinal Carlo Caffarra no way opposed to freedom of conscience, She accuses him how to do, but it opposes, rightly, the subjectivist conception, its modernism, that is the individual conscience, dell'"I", the meter,the principle and the ultimate criterion of truth.
Obedience to the Gospel, the ultimate criterion; to the Magisterium, which safeguards it; to the norms of the universal Church, which serve it; and to the concrete situation of the people, for whom we want nothing other than to draw from the treasure of the Church what is most fruitful for their salvation today cf. Mt 13:52.
This means that no one culture can ever become the criterion of judgment,much less the ultimate criterion of truth with regard to God's Revelation.
The danger is that today, precisely because of the greatness of his knowledge and power, man will fail to face up to the question of the truth. Reason would ultimately bow to the pressure of interests and the attraction of utility,constrained to recognize this as the ultimate criterion.
However, it cannot be forgotten that in all its forms,theological language always remains somewhat analogical, its ultimate criterion really residing its capacity to tell of Revelation.
The danger for the western world- to speak only of this- is that today, precisely because of the greatness of his knowledge and power, man will fail to face up to the question of the truth. This would mean at the same time that reason would ultimately bow to the pressure of interests and the attraction of utility,constrained to recognize this as the ultimate criterion.
It is necessary to make a fundamental decision between God and mammon,it is necessary to choose between the logic of profit as the ultimate criterion for our action, and the logic of sharing and solidarity.
Society as a whole is facing formidable questions about man and his future, especially in areas like bioethics, the use of the earth's resources, and decisions on economic and political issues, so that the full dignity of human beings may be recognised andthey may continue to play an active part in society and be the ultimate criterion for society's decisions.
Whatever we are doing, implicitly or explicitly, being men, saving(to use a term that is not only religious)our humanity is always the ultimate criterion. Even when we do wrong, we do wrong in order to save our humanity, to enjoy our humanity more, in the illusion of affirming our humanity more.
Even the self-financing of the young Churches must lead to a change in lifestyle, in tune with their societies,in which"money is not the ultimate criterion of missionary activity.
Today, a particularly insidious obstacle to the task of educating is the massive presence in our society and culture of that relativism which, recognizing nothing as definitive,leaves as the ultimate criterion only the self with its desires. And under the semblance of freedom it becomes a prison for each one, for it separates people from one another, locking each person into his or her own"ego.
A particularly insidious obstacle to education today, which your own reports attest, is the marked presence in society of that relativism which, recognizing nothing as definitive,leaves as the ultimate criterion only the self with its desires.
We recognize the search for the best possible quality of life for every human being as an intrinsic duty of medicine and society, but we believe that it cannot andmust not be the ultimate criterion used to judge the value of a human being's life.
In philosophy, the very notion of the"image" was subjected to a powerful critique by theories of knowledge which either privileged the role of the"idea" at the expense of the image(rationalism) ormade experience the ultimate criterion of truth without reference to the role of the image empiricism.
It leads us to the most intricate andcrucial problem- what are the ultimate criteria of the Christian Truth?
Furthermore, i try to maintain that the ultimate criteria used by aristotle to determine the principles of the science of nature is reality itself, and not the linguistic forms nor the categories understood as categories of the language.
For any believer in traditional European values, individual liberties- including economic freedom- andtheir associated responsibilities constitute the ultimate criteria for developing and assessing institutions, from the local to the European level.
For it is our belonging to the Church that we recognise as the source of theconsistence of our person, and therefore of the ultimate criteria for our way of conceiving man, for our vision of the world and of our judgment of today's world;