Sacred
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Charlie Hebdo, of course, used humor precisely to challenge
sacred
cows.
Today's Islamic revival shares the dogmatism, communitarianism, and scripturalism of American evangelist movements: both reject culture, philosophy, and even theology to favor a literalist reading of
sacred
texts and an immediate understanding of truth through individual faith.
And this implies a willingness to attack many of the establishment’s
sacred
cows – particularly the free rein given to financial institutions, the bias toward austerity policies, the jaundiced view of government’s role in the economy, the unhindered movement of capital around the world, and the fetishization of international trade.
However, in a world of strategic competition, international commerce can be, and usually is, an instrument of policy, and its use in that context should not be denied simply because it breaches the
sacred
principle of free trade.
In the short term, the liability union is to be implemented by the European Central Bank, whose independence will once again be held up as
sacred
in Berlin, providing a European fig leaf for Germany’s domestic-policy priorities.
Islam never experienced something akin to the Reformation in Europe; the lines between the
sacred
and the secular are unclear and contested.
Captain Alfred Dreyfus, the Jewish officer falsely accused of treason in 1894, was such a polarizing figure in France because his opponents saw him as symbol of national decadence, of a nation whose
sacred
identity was being diluted by alien blood.
But, in much of the developed world, we have foresworn that
sacred
pledge.
They reject the widely accepted view, based on early
sacred
texts, that ancient believers did not ban the slaughter of cattle, and that such a ban probably became part of the Hindu moral code only around the fifth and sixth centuries AD, when the later Puranas were written.
They claim that the early British scholars and administrators who documented Indian customs and translated the early
sacred
texts were bamboozled by the Brahmins--the first Indians to learn English and thus the only available intermediaries--into believing that the Hindu social order was caste-based.
China’s African FrontDAKAR – China’s
sacred
text is not a holy book like the Torah, the Bible, or the Koran.
In Morocco and Jordan, the king is considered a descendant of the Prophet, and Saudi Arabia’s king is the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in Mecca and Medina, Islam’s most
sacred
sites.
Reforming Japan’s Constitution“Reform with no
sacred
cows” was Junichiro Koizumi’s slogan when he became prime minister five years ago, and no cow here is more
sacred
than our “peace” constitution.
Kim’s father, Kim Jong-il, was supposed to have been born on Mount Paektu, believed to be a
sacred
spot where the divine founder of the first Korean kingdom, a bear-man named Tangun, was born more than 4,000 years ago.
Indeed, at its core is a sense of ethnic purity, a feeling of
sacred
nationalism that must be defended at any cost against hostile forces.
Defending the Kim dynasty, built up as a symbol of Korean resistance to foreign powers, is a
sacred
task.
And when the
sacred
takes over politics, compromise becomes almost impossible.
Nothing is
sacred
in business.
The result would be a catastrophe, not only for the Koreans who believe in Kim’s
sacred
mission, but above all for millions of Koreans, just 35 miles from the North Korean border, who have no part in the Kim cult at all.
We humans embrace the axiom that life is
sacred
in order to preserve what allowed that axiom to be formulated in the first place: consciousness and thought.
The basic value that life is
sacred
rests only on our ability to transcend and question our own making, even if this foundation is necessarily a product of life.
Instead, in his defense of the family – or, as he would put it, the
sacred
union between man and woman – he pointed out how sexual arrangements outside that union were a threat to human civilization.
It presupposed moral agnosticism and a plurality of meanings, none of which are
sacred
or compulsory to all.
Interpretation of religious texts is always in flux because the meaning of
sacred
texts are influenced by the age and changing conditions in which believers live.
And it certainly won’t reconcile the
sacred
with the secular.
Sacred
PromisesJOHANNESBURG – A promise to the poor is particularly
sacred.
A promise to the poor is particularly
sacred.
With his over-familiarity, simplicity, and occasional vulgarity, Sarkozy undermined the dignity of his
sacred
function.
What good fortune it is that China's most sacred, encompassing, and powerful doctrine built around the triumvirate of "the interests of the majority of the people" "advanced culture," and "advanced productive forces" found one political party to be its representative!
No matter how harshly Russia’s “democrats” are abused, the word “democracy” remains a
sacred
cow.
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