quietism การใช้

• The narrative then turns to Marlowe's interests in Quietism.
• He would later become a devotee and defended her brand of Quietism.
• Buddhism and Christianity are not the only traditions enunciating the virtues of quietism.
• The doctrine of Quietism is believed to resemble the stance of these community members.
• The Miramion family, to which Quietism, was born at Montargis in 1648.
• Back to a quietism of despair, eh?
• Al-Albani did not advocate violence, preferring quietism and obedience to established governments.
• Quietism would be more like it.
• Alas, I can t just resign myself to what JP Sartre called the quietism of despair.
• His political quietism has historically dominated the seminary, and he and his followers probably expect this to resume.
• Yaan Richard suggests occultation was a " convenient solution " for the last Imams'justification of their quietism.
• Their quietism and general deferential nature, however, prevent the Seventh Spear from needing to display any force.
• Less well known but as important in his time was the similar treatment he gave to the mysticism of Quietism.
• The possibility of having everything meaningful break down poses a threat of quietism, which is inherently against the existentialist philosophy.
• McGann thinks to rescue Keats from the imputation of political na飗et?by saying that he was a radical browbeaten into quietism ".
• But the middle period is one of political quietism, when the most important things are work, family life and leisure.
• This identification may have been motivated in part by the fact that " quietism " is the literal translation of " hesychasm ".
• Some of those who have attempted to find an escape from the impulse to power have resorted to forms of quietism or pacifism.
• Haeri's quietism was reflected in his willingness to meet cordially with both Shah Ahmad Shah Qajar and Prime Minister Reza Khan.