As things now stand, there is a grievous disparity between the unity in Christ which we profess in ecumenical meetings and the complacent separateness of most congregations on any Main Street in the nation.

It has been noted that using the term " mental " ( i. e., of the mind ) is not necessarily meant to imply separateness from brain or body.

Blackness is connected with abyss-like imagery and a sort of impurity and separateness from God.

The sociologist Lewis F. Carter saw his ideas as rooted in Hindu advaita, in which the human experiences of separateness, duality and temporality are held to be a kind of dance or play of cosmic consciousness in which everything is sacred, has absolute worth and is an end in itself.

But Nagel remains an individualist who believes in the separateness of persons so his task is to explain why this objective viewpoint does not swallow up the individual standpoint of each of us.

If we suppose that the Plan requires the overcoming of separateness, then we should say that the value of the contributions is not to be assessed by their actual future results, but by their place within the Plan that is conceived outside Time itself -- in the Hyparchic Future.

The history of the Vlachs is a long struggle for achieving own statehood and separateness and was marked by rebellions against foreign and imperial rule.

Some taxpayers have complained that Schedule SE's title should be changed to something such as " Self-Employment FICA Tax ", so that its separateness from the general income tax is apparent, perhaps not realizing that the SE tax is not imposed by the Federal Insurance Contributions Act ( FICA ) at all, and that neither SE taxes nor FICA taxes are " income taxes " imposed under Chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code.

This separateness is in itself false since the Finite naturally engenders the Infinite through Limitation and the Ought, while the Infinite, thus produced, is bounded by its Other, the Finite, and is therefore itself Finite.

He wrote of pre-selfconscious Man: " Each consciousness pursues the death of the other ", meaning that in seeing a separateness between you and another, a feeling of alienation is created, which you try to resolve by synthesis.

Moore ’ s rebellion against absolutism found expression in his defense of common sense against the radically counter-intuitive conclusions of absolutism ( e. g. time is unreal, change is unreal, separateness is unreal, imperfection is unreal, etc .).

Samuel Jared Taylor ( born 1951 ) of Oakton, Virginia, is an American journalist and an advocate of what he describes as " racial realism ", a philosophy that views race as a biological reality and advocates the separateness of racial groups as the key of a well-functioning society.

Piercing the corporate veil typically is most effective with smaller privately held business entities ( close corporations ) in which the corporation has a small number of shareholders, limited assets, and recognition of separateness of the corporation from its shareholders would promote fraud or an inequitable result.

De Navarro distinguishes the " insular " art of the British Isles, up to about 100 BC, as Style IV, and the separateness of Insular Celtic styles is widely recognised.

Another example is Yiddish, which is very close to German, but uses the Hebrew alphabet instead of the Latin alphabet, and so keeps its separateness.

Where S puts too much emphasis on the separateness of persons, C fails to recognize the importance of bonds and emotional responses that come from allowing some people privileged positions in one's life.

Utilitarianism, Nussbaum argues, ignores adaptive preferences, elides the separateness of distinct persons, misidentifies valuable human / non-human emotions such as grief, and calculates according to " sum-rankings " rather than inviolable protection of intrinsic entitlements.

His years in the RIC coincided with the rise of a number of political, cultural and sporting organizations with the common aim of asserting Ireland's separateness from England.

Young seeks a model for American society that goes beyond the alternatives of integration of Blacks into white society and Black separateness.

Tcherikover argues that the reason for hatred of Jews in the Hellenistic period was their separateness in the Greek cities, the poleis.

In a Times interview in April 2004, Phillips called for the government to reject its support for multiculturalism, claiming it was out of date, and legitimised " separateness " between communities and instead should " assert a core of Britishness ".

With Emu Park separated from Yeppoon by the expansive Causeway Lake and the shifting dunes of Kinka, that sense of separateness between the two seaside towns continued for another fifty years until a permanent tide-proof causeway was finally constructed to join the two ends of the coast.

In the 18th century, this separateness caused some to rally for the formation of a 14th state in this region named Westsylvania.

Just like when pot is broken, the small space inside the pot becomes one with great space outside ; cause for the individual identity or separateness would disappear.

In the Jointness type of object relation the individuals ( children and adults ) jointly determine the extent of rapprochement between themselves, while each of them is sensorily attentive to the strangeness and the separateness that the other represents for him.

Feeling in their bones the unbridgeable separateness and distance from both Croats and Serbs, these " Turkey's abandoned children " found themselves in an uneasy position: being a cultural / denominational transplant from Asia Minor grafted onto South Slavic ethnicities whose nascent Croat and Serb identities melted away in the process of Islamization, they vacillated between a few national and semi-national individualities: Turkish, Croat, Serb, supranational Yugoslav and quasidenominational ethnic Muslim designation-Bosnian Muslims were officially recognized as a nation under the name of Muslims in the 1971 Yugoslav census.

Eventually they were forced out of their homeland and moved to Cranganore, where they were welcomed by the ruler Cheraman Perumal and lived near, but maintained their separateness from, the indigenous " Northist " Saint Thomas Christians.

Their convictions about the nature of consciousness and its relation to external nature, about the fundamental separateness of individuals that involves both isolation and love, about the human and non-human nature of time and death, and about the ideal goods of truth, love and beauty – all these were largely shared.

In that year, a Royal Style and Titles Act was passed separately in each of the seven Commonwealth realms then existing ( except Pakistan ), which gave formal recognition to the separateness and the equality of the realms by entitling the Queen as Queen of and her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.

In addition, he believed in the `` dramatic unity and separateness of the period from 1702-14, lying between the Stuart and Hanoverian eras with a special ethos of its own ''.

Tightly disciplined and drilled the Force Publique impressed visitors to the Congo with its smart appearance but a culture of separateness, encouraged by its Belgian officers, led to brutal and unrestrained behaviour when the external restraints of colonial administration were lifted in 1960.

In opposition to what he saw as the separateness and exclusivity promoted by the social fraternities and discipline bound honor societies, Urann wanted to create a society that was defined by inclusiveness and that unified a campus, constituted by " high rank men drawn from all classes and all groups and all societies ".

Only in the human form can the soul experience its own divinity by entering into involution, through which it gradually eliminates all impressions that cause the appearance of separateness from God.

The metal code also includes “ opposition to established authority, and separateness from the rest of society ”.

This took away the " separateness " from other Oldsmobiles that the original had.

In a development which Grotstein terms the " primal split ", the infant becomes aware of separateness from the mother.

The child realizes that his physical mobility demonstrates psychic separateness from his mother.

From the 17th century on, individual indicates separateness, as in individualism.

One of the last structures of the Kalmar Union, or, rather, medieval separateness, remained until 1536 when the Danish Privy Council, in the aftermath of a civil war, unilaterally declared Norway to be a Danish province, without consulting their Norwegian colleagues.

In the 1980s their degrees of separateness were still sufficiently pronounced to represent a significant obstacle to efforts toward achieving a fully unified Libya.

Nozick appealed to the Kantian idea that people should be treated as ends ( what he termed ' separateness of persons '), not merely as a means to some other end.

He can't stand the sense of separateness, and yet he can't allow the complete suffocation of his vitality.