Examples of using Refutations in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Conjectures and Refutations.
I will refute his refutations in my new book,"Blood And Chocolate.
Confutationum adversus Guililmum Tindalum(1542) Refutations of William Tyndale.
He also wrote refutations against Bardaisan, Mani, Marcion and others.
Of course, there will always be new confirmations and refutations- this can not be avoided.
Qadir also commissioned several refutations of Ismaili doctrines, including those written by the Mu'tazili'Ali b.
Whilst in Antioch, he also wrote theological works in defence of Christianity and refutations of Islam and Judaism.
And also, is important to show the refutations of two skeptical arguments that try to prove the impossibility of machines intentionality.
The Church published an official statement in its newsroom anda blog listing its refutations.
It is disturbing, to say the least, that the most cogent refutations of bald-faced lies no longer make any impression.
So there are refutations that involve not being able to observe the phenomenon you are trying to prove or where you observe the opposite of it.
The book was considered extremely radical in its day andthe list of people writing refutations of the work was long.
Qadir also commissioned several refutations of Ismaili doctrines, including those written by the Mu‘tazili‘Ali b. Sa‘id al-Istakri 1013.
He argues that such people have a deep metaphysical vision andno kind of detailed refutations address that vision.
What is the best way to regard the refutations of the philosophical positions of other traditions that we find in the texts of each of the Tibetan schools?
Stresses the point that experience in the social fields is always relative to complex phenomena, andempirical verifications or refutations of social theories are not possible.
Why should we read or hear only complaints,protests and refutations dates from simple small groups of laity, journalists often, in sites, blogs and publications with limited circulation?
Echoing Mill, Mises(pp. 43, 76) stresses the point that experience in the social fields is always relative to complex phenomena, andempirical verifications or refutations of social theories are not possible.
A large portion of this opening section is devoted to logical refutations of logical arguments built up by Zwingli and those who agreed with him.
The head monk of the council, Moggaliputta Tissa,compiled these analytical refutations as Grounds of Disputation(Pali Kathavatthu), which became the fifth of the seven texts in the Theravada Abhidhamma Basket.
Economist Thomas Sowell wrote in 1985: What Marx accomplished was to produce such a comprehensive, dramatic, and fascinating vision that itcould withstand innumerable empirical contradictions, logical refutations, and moral revulsions at its effects.
Perhaps one of the most tragic refutations of this hope is the case of Moldova, which is a perfect example of how history does not always take the direction its leading figures set out for it and is one of the worst examples of this in modern Europe.
These critical arguments,while they are not bad when used as refutations against bourgeois Darwinists, are still faulty.
It was necessary to reach this 21st century and the refutations and contestations, made possible by drifts of the thought called poststructuralist, postcritical, postmodern, postutopian, postmetaphysical- or'a prior to being' since we have no other concept of being but that which metaphysics bequeathed us", p. 122-, to assume that our creative power, as professors, is to translate, transcreating apud.
Deepening the speech, Father Tyn arrived at metaphysical roots of morality with interesting studies on intellect,knowledge with acute refutations of idealism and the will, demonstrating the rational foundations of freedom.
This fact explains why in spite of the possibility explained above of immunizing any hypothesis against possible refutations by postulating ever new uncontrolled variables, no nihilistic consequences regarding the undertaking of causal scientific research follow cf. note 7 above.
For instance, we can easily accept that new explanations of a given historical phenomenon are always possible,since all scientific statements are open to refutations, as Karl Popper pointed out, and therefore are, in a sense, provisional.
Refutation of All Heresies Book I.
It's an emotivist refutation of Kant, dude.