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It is absolutely necessary, when one speaks of Iraq, to reason nonideologically.
Notable 2010
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Phil Zuckerman's "A Society Without God" shows how many Western Europeans casually and nonideologically dismiss the possibility of gods or an afterlife.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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Phil Zuckerman's "A Society Without God" shows how many Western Europeans casually and nonideologically dismiss the possibility of gods or an afterlife.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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Phil Zuckerman's "A Society Without God" shows how many Western Europeans casually and nonideologically dismiss the possibility of gods or an afterlife.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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The very guidelines for marking off protected from unprotected speech are the result of this battle rather than truths in their own right: “No such thing as free (nonideologically constrained) speech; no such thing as a public forum purged of ideological pressures of exclusion” (Fish, 1994, 116).
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Wolf proposes a new banner for feminism, a set of principles that will vigorously but nonideologically affirm women's right to power.
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The nonideologically involved Teamsters want to prove their on-the-job mettle by working for wages that anticapitalists spurn.
The Big Nowhere Ellroy, James, 1948- 1988
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Obama is making a good try with the “empathy” idea — which is actually pretty popular, to conservatives’ chagrin — but in the end, people generally still want neutral judges and they think laws and constitutional provisions can be interpreted and applied nonideologically and that’s what theylike.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Attempts to Defeat the Kagan Nomination, and Political Hardball 2010
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Obama is making a good try with the “empathy” idea — which is actually pretty popular, to conservatives’ chagrin — but in the end, people generally still want neutral judges and they think laws and constitutional provisions can be interpreted and applied nonideologically and that’s what theylike.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Attempts to Defeat the Kagan Nomination, and Political Hardball 2010
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