dualists in a sentence

1. 17 The dualists, firmly clinging to their conclusions, contradict one another.

2. The dualists have poisoned everything: sex, the body, relationships, love and thought.

3. 25 The dualists, by force of reason, assert that there is a cause of subjective knowledge.

4. If we have to describe ourselves, perhaps it would be best for us to call ourselves anti-dualists.

5. We have Darwinian biologists and scientific materialists squared off against metaphysical dualists.

6. Those people are called dualists, and they, like the idealists, are split up into different schools.

7. 12:106 And most of them believe in Allah only as dualists (by associating their assumed gods or selves)!

8. To all these parallelistic explanations of the relations between soul and body the Scholastic dualists take exception.

9. We are spontaneously drawn to the view defended by René Descartes: We are natural-born dualists, so we see bodies and souls as separate.

10. Many Hindu thinkers of Vedanta are non-dualists, believing that human and divine are one, since the individual soul is the universal soul.

11. The “old mysterians” were dualists who believed in nonmaterial properties, such as the soul, that cannot be explained by natural processes.

12. People are monists, dualists or pluralists depending on whether or not they believe that reality is composed of one, two or more substances.

13. Secondly, if the parallelistic theory be true, what, ask the Scholastic dualists, becomes of the freedom of the will and moral responsibility?

14. The Dualists, in their analysis of the act of knowing, call attention to the fact that in every process of perception the object is immediately given.

15. It is very difficult to convince the householders, dualists and political workers until their minds are purified and cleared of wrong impressions by Sadhana (spiritual practice) and experience.

16. The philosophers of the fifth and fourth centuries before Christ were dualists, and conceived of God as transcendent, so that neither in Plato (whatever may have been said on the subject) nor in Aristotle do we find the theory of the Logos.