Examples of using Disputation in English and their translations into German
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They mention him not to thee save for disputation.
Theological disputation has moved far from Islam's religious academies.
Bauhaus meets Humboldt Forum- A Disputation.
Distinguishing between informative and disputation texts and between stories, poetry and dramatical dialogues, etc.
In the Middle Ages, this attitude spawned scholastic disputation.
It evaluates the thesis, the rigorosum and the disputation and sets the overall grade to be awarded for the doctorate.
They said,'Noah, thou hast disputed with us and make much disputation with us.
A disputation was held by Gaius against him in the presence of Pope Zephyrinus about 202-3, it would seem.
They said,'Noah, thou hast disputed with us and make much disputation with us.
The disputation starts with a short presentation of 15 minutes about your most important findings.
It is found in Luther's theology of the cross and appears already in the Heidelberg Disputation of 1518.
Both the dissertation and the disputation act as an indicator for the exceptional qualification which the doctoral student obtains by joining the doctoral program.
Until then you will be caught up in the meaningless noise of argumentation, disputation and exhibitionist flamboyance.
This is followed by a 30-minute disputation on the topic of the Master's thesis, which extends to the other fields which are connected to the Master's thesis.
If you should require more time for your doctorate, you will remain a doctoral candidate of FSGS until the disputation or disenrollment.
Neither of these options, starvation or welfare, is ideal, but the disputation does exist and our civilization must work to strike a balance between them.
Just after the end of the ESF, on November 20, 2003, Nicolas Sarkozy,the Minister for Domestic Affairs at that time, met with Ramadan in a disputation.
Art of investigating the truth of opinions, testing the truth by discussion,logical disputation, existence or action of opposing social forces etc.
It is appropriate that spirituality is such a highly-personalized concept and also such a subjective one,but that does not exempt it from disputation.
The 2005 Revised Declaration continues to refine the signatories disputation, focusing on the Kyoto Protocol and catastrophic predictions concerning global warming.
Disputation in the relationship and a non-stop solicitation to clarify the meaning and the reasons of the proposal are important, since they help him to be consciously responsible.
This afternoon, on Thuesday, 10th of November 2015, Mr. Toni Schmidt hassuccessfully completed his PhD project after passing his disputation with the overall evaluation magna cum laude.
As Sixtus IV, who defended in a disputation before Pius II and also in his writings the doctrine that the blood shed by Christ on the Cross was released from the hypostatic union.
The module consists mainly of self-study hours for the students to prepare themselves for thetalk about the master thesis as well as for the disputation following the talk.
I love it even more, when I post something under debate,and commenters engage the disputation, usually without resolution, but at least with everyone coming away from the argument more educated.
The Fellows of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities here discover a working environmentconducive not only to concentrated individual study but also to scientific dialogue and disputation.
Amerio was a promoter of apologetics andwas dismayed by the abandonment of notions of conversion and disputation in favour of a purely dialectic approach between Church and World.
As reader in divinity at Magdalen College in 1481, he held a disputation with John Taylor, professor of divinity, in the presence of King Richard III; the king acknowledged his skill as a debater by the present of a deer and five marks.
On October 31, 1517, the hitherto almost unknown Wittenberg Augustinian monk andtheology professor Martin Luther disseminated his 95 Latin disputation theses, which are regarded as triggers of the Reformation.
Therefore, whereas, and as long as we are occupied with this article of justification, we reject and condemn works,since this article is so constituted that it can admit of no disputation or treatment whatever regarding works;