exoterism造句

• The relations between " metaphysics " and " theology " are also explored, and the fundamental terms of " esoterism " and " exoterism " are introduced.
• Since his childhood, Terrile is admittedly fascinated by magic, exoterism and, in general, what is " not " visible-a very peculiar attitude for a photographer.
• The study of traditional metaphysics and its relationship with our state of existence, i . e . our world, clears the path inwardly towards the center common and shared by each authentic religion : exoterism bounds an " outside " accessible to everyone, its purpose is to maintain the link with Supreme Principle.
• Although the exposition of Hindu doctrines to European audiences had already been attempted in piecemeal fashion at that time by many orientalists, Gu閚on's " Introduction to the Study of the Hindu Doctrines " advanced its subject in a uniquely insightful manner, by referring to the concepts of metaphysics and Tradition in their most general sense, which Gu閚on precisely defined, along with the necessary distinctions and definitions of seemingly unambiguous terms such as religion, tradition, exoterism, esoterism and theology.
• Though championing the need ( for example in his editorship of Scarlatti sonatas ) for a thoroughly informed approach, not least in understanding as fully as possible a composer's actual wishes and intentions in their historical context, Ralph Kirkpatrick, while pioneering the harpsichord rediscovery, highlights the risk of using historical exoterism to hide technical incompetence : " too often historical authenticity can be used as a means of escape from any potentially disquieting observance of esthetic values, and from the assumption of any genuine artistic responsibility.