apologetical造句

• He accused their educational endeavours of being corrupted by materialistic and apologetical aims, that they were subservient to an anti-intellectual plutocracy, and that they choked modernity, reform, creativity and even true spirituality with their philistinism and intolerance .)
• Gibbons made a number of converts, but finding the apologetical works available inadequate for their needs, he determined to write his own; " Faith of Our Fathers " would prove the most popular apologetical work written by an American Catholic.
• Gibbons made a number of converts, but finding the apologetical works available inadequate for their needs, he determined to write his own; " Faith of Our Fathers " would prove the most popular apologetical work written by an American Catholic.
• This serves to explain the character of the patristic literature, which is apologetical and polemical, parenetical and ascetic, with a wealth of exegetical wisdom on every page; for the roots of theology are in the Bible, especially in the Gospels and in the Epistles of St . Paul.
• Baxter resumed the controversy in " A Second Sheet for the Ministry ", and in 1658 Writer rejoined with " An Apologetical Narration : or a just and necessary Vindication of Clement Writer against a Four-fold Charge laid on him by Richard Baxter " ( London ).
• While Vicar-General of Orl閍ns, he wrote " Histoire de sainte Monique ", " Histoire de la bienheureuse Marguerite Marie ", " Le Christianisme et les temps pr閟ents " ( his great apologetical work, in 5 vols . ), " Le grand p閞il de l'蒰lise de France au XIXe si鑓le ", and " Histoire de saint Vincent de Paul " ( 2 vols . ).
• Prior to his acting as an ad-hoc geological advisor to a Wheaton College alumna working towards a masters degree in physical anthropology at Columbia University Kulp, by his own admission, had " only read the various pseudo-scientific statements in Christian apologetical literature which blindly asserted that there was no evidence for man or manlike creatures earlier than 10, 000 years ago . " He was shocked to discover that " [ a ] careful study of the tremendous number of geological facts concerning the chronology of the Pleistocene period make [ s ] it apparent that such creatures have been on the earth probably hundreds of thousands of years . " This discovery led Kulp to present a paper on the " Antiquity of Hominoid Fossils " to the Third Annual Convention of the ASA in 1948.
• Another work which has been ascribed to Israeli, and which more than any other has given rise to controversy among later scholars, is a commentary on the " Sefer Ye?irah . " Steinschneider ( in his " Al-Farabi, " p . 248 ) and Carmoly ( in Jost's " Annalon, " ii . 321 ) attribute the authorship to Israeli, because Abraham ibn $ asdai ( see above ), and Jedaiah Bedersi in his apologetical letter to Solomon ben Adret ( " Orient, Lit . " xi . cols . 166-169 ) speak of a commentary by Israeli on the " Sefer Ye?irah, " though by some scholars the words " Sefer Ye?irah " are believed to denote simply the " Book of Genesis . " But David Kaufmann ( " R . E . J . " viii . 126 ), Sachs ( " Orient, Lit . " l . c . ), and especially Gr鋞z ( " Geschichte " v . 237, note 2 ) are inclined to attribute its authorship to Israeli's pupil Dunash ibn Tamim.