Knowledge can be its own temptation to ultimacy, to control, to conceit.

These "core texts assert and defend the ultimacy of Krsna's identity".

Thus, he identifies "ultimacy" as the primary attribute of ideology to distinguish it from names given to everyday experience.

Beyond this the other standard measure of managerial ultimacy is the sense of team-building and era-construction.

He denies their ultimacy, their unquestionable validity.

Tillich would call this practice demonization, or the elevation of a finite particular to the status of ultimacy.

The Ultimacy of God's Love.

The paradox of American democracy is that the ultimacy of religious beliefs for individuals can be protected only when no religious belief is given public privilege.

Phelps particularly held to equal ultimacy, believing that "God Almighty makes some willing and he leads others into sin", a view he said is Calvinist.

Beginning in 1998, Moynihan began saying that Blood Axis was at work on a second full-length album, at one time said to be entitled Ultimacy.

Mr. Heclo said, "For Reagan, the oversoul of the nation, intrinsically innocent, is assigned an ultimacy that seems indistinguishable from worship."

Critical theology in the Christian tradition dares to face up to questions of ultimacy, and to examine its own foundations ruthlessly, more ruthlessly perhaps than any other discipline.

The Vedic seers have associated the power of speech or the spoken word with ultimacy and transcendence - ekam sat (Rig Veda I.164.46).

Perplexity and Ultimacy: Metaphysical Thoughts from the Middle, SUNY Press, 1995.

To call that value system "secular" misses the point: it still makes a claim of ultimacy, by asserting that it is primary and all other beliefs are necessarily subordinate.

Wellby kept on thinking, and Shapur kept on pointing out the utter immovable solidity of the bronze walls, floor and ceiling; their unbroken ultimacy.

Tibetan teacher Longchen Rabjam noted in the 14th century that Candrakirti favored the approach when specifically discussing the analysis for ultimacy, but otherwise he made positive assertions.

Any comparison presupposes a neutral or a more general "platform" which makes the comparison possible at the price of robbing the particular attitude of its character of ultimacy.

Further, he incorporates Dharmakirti's valid cognition that analyzes conventionalities but also connects that with valid cognition that analyzes for ultimacy.

He still affirms the supremacy of the Madhyamaka school when students analyze for ultimacy, but generally when relating to conventionalities he asserts that a mind-only position is recommended.

The term "equal ultimacy" is sometimes used of the view that the two decrees are symmetrical: God works equally to keep the elect in heaven and the reprobate out of heaven.

Many of the conversations happening around us now, remind us that for the story to be credible with any kind of ultimacy, it needs to have creation and not just humanity as its playground.

They see it as a multifaceted concept that that has been in Christian theology implicitly for hundreds of years and is congenial to perspectives that include ultimacy, transcendence, purpose and morality.

What allows for ultimacy of creation in Kane's picture are what he refers to as "self-forming actions" or SFAs - those moments of indecision during which people experience conflicting wills.

I make no claims for ultimacy in my understanding of the faith by which I live - I am first and last and always a pilgrim into the wonder and mystery of God.