Examples of using A refutation in English and their translations into Swedish
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A refutation of philosophy.
He became to us into/to a refutation of our thoughts.
It contains a refutation of Semipelagianism, as it condemns the foundation of predestination on the"faith foreseen" by God(fides prœvisa).
Xxxviii.-xxxix., which are interpreted as a refutation of Job's charge.
Mülberger's answer, however, is not a refutation; it carefully avoids dealing with all economic points,
In 1789 appeared Lettres sur le Divorce, a refutation of a book by Hennet.
The only way for a refutation of Nazism left for foreign nations which have espoused these two principles was to defeat the Nazis in war.
The latter part of the work is devoted to a refutation of paganism, Judaism, and Mohammedanism.
This incongruity is a"disturbance";"however, in the exact sciences it is not customary to regard a predictable disturbance as a refutation of a law.
At the time of his death, Barruel was engaged on a refutation of the philosophical system of Immanuel Kant,
their respective values a refutation of the value principle?
The discoveries of the archaeologist became a refutation of the biblical chronology
Certainty: A Refutation of Scepticism by Peter D. Klein.
Indeed an analysis of the idea of duty leads to a refutation of the principle in whose support it is invoked,
the necessary hot facts, a refutation and overthrow of enemies
Today you expect from me neither a refutation of the“proofs,” which do not exist in this affair,
However, the photos that the singer shared in Instagram, serve as a refutation of the fact that their family will soon cease to exist.
they also received a refutation.
The answer to the decrees of the second Council of Nicaea sent in this faulty translation by Adrian I was a refutation in eighty-five chapters brought to the pope in 790 by a Frankish abbot, Angilbert.
And, despite a refutation of this information with sources in the Pentagon who insist on the fact that of the 59 rockets goals reached 58(98%),
the other against Julian; a refutation of Eunomius, a radical Arian, etc.;
even in nihilism one recognizes a refutation of fatalism: we are its agents,
to a characterization and a refutation of the specific errors of this wing).
is instead raised as a refutation of the more developed economic relations in which individuals relate to one another no longer merely as exchangers
their danger called forth at an early period a refutation from orthodox writers.
proved a refutation, graphic to the highest degree, of the idea that opinions were omnipotent.
a free Latin translation by Rufinus,">is practically a refutation of Gnostic dualism,
Philip Guadagnolo wrote a book in Arabic in refutation of the.
Pending the confirmation or refutation of a suspected occurrence under paragraph 1,
the most conclusive refutation of a sentence was to prove that it was contradicted by the Mishnah.