ultimacy

How To Use ultimacy In A Sentence

• Talented person problem is the ultimacy problem that county economy develops.
• He also tries to relieve tensions between theology and Darwinian evolution, particularly in regard to issues of purpose and ultimacy.
• Logically, then, Christians who insisted on the adequacy and ultimacy of the particular revelation of Christ found in the New Testament, by that very fact automatically showed themselves to be unenlightened.
• It seems fair this should at least be mentioned when we chest-beat about Olympic ultimacy. Torching the myth of Sir Steve Redgrave's Olympic supremacy | Barney Ronay
• Precisely because of its ultimacy, the divine cause of things is only barely intelligible to the human mind. The Times Literary Supplement
• But fear does have a way of turning the mind to matters of ultimacy.
• Milbank claims that their basic thrust is nihilistic, as is that of positivism, Hegelianism, liberalism, relativism, subjectivism and pluralism, and that they are founded on the ultimacy of aggression, violence and war.
• But what about the Source Incompatibilist Argument, and the premise concerning ultimacy that seems to plague most every brand of compatibilism: A person acts of her own free will only if she is its ultimate source?
• In this revolutionary rendering of the ultimacy of human being and the human world is born the spirit of absolutism, the soul of ultra-modernist culture.
• Ultimacy is the term Unitarian Universalist James Luther Adams used to describe a desire to be lifted up-beyond the mundane, ordinary, even human dimensions of our lives. From First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio