Examples of using Ontologically in English and their translations into Serbian
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No, ontologically.
This is what Europe is, at its core, ontologically and historically.
Such a phenomenon is ontologically impossible, inasmuch as the Lord Jesus Christ cannot have several bodies.
This is what Europe is, at its core, ontologically and historically.
Tony learns about the ontologically promiscuous, the epistemologically anxious, the ethically dubious, the metaphysically ridiculous.
But does this mean that Evil is existentially and ontologically inevitable?
Thus, every creature is ontologically included in the fellowship with the Creator.
We know that not only the Name Jesus but all the other Names, too,are revealed to us from on High, are ontologically linked with Him- God.
As an entity independent ontologically from other human beings.
Ontologically speaking, the person is"larger" than the universe because the universe is but one small aspect of the person who experiences it.
In this view only one thing is ontologically basic or prior to everything else.
About two dozen aspects or lines of development have been identified, starting from the cognitive to the spatial to the karmic,with no assurance of all developmental lines being ontologically equal to each other.
They will continue to exist ontologically as persons, but they will not participate in God.
During the years of continuous and tireless work, precisely defined love, desire and desire to create, he formed the now very recognizable and distinctive style, theology andart fully defined, ontologically ultimate.
The unity between human beings is not ontologically identical with their diversity or multiplicity.
If man is solely“reckoned righteous” by the“vicarious sacrifice” ofour Lord Jesus Christ, why the need to speak of“weapons of righteousness,” unless there is a second aspect of the redemptive process which ontologically includes man's spiritual participation?
Added to this, “not all development lines are ontologically equivalentâ€and hence the case of the Nazi doctors.
Some people, observing the psycho-physical world for the one part, and the empirically-given spiritual state of humanity for the other, andremarking a pyramid of inequality in both, arrive at the conclusion that inequality is something ontologically necessary to human nature.
A morally undignified life does not ruin the God-given dignity ontologically but darkens it so much as to make it hardly discernable.
It follows from this that although man's nature is ontologically prior to his personhood, as we have already noted, man is called to an effort to free himself from the necessity of his nature and behave in all respects as if the person were free from the laws of nature.
They now no longer exist as ideals, as the absolute, butare existentially and ontologically accessible to human nature through redemption.
The manner in which God exercises His ontological freedom,that precisely which makes Him ontologically free, is the way in which He transcends and abolishes the ontological necessity of the substance by being God as Father, that is, as He who"begets" the Son and"brings forth" the Spirit.
Todd May argues that Deleuze's claim that difference is ontologically primary ultimately contradicts his embrace of immanence, i.e., his monism.