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The other element that seems open to criticism is the somewhat apologetic vein that runs through most of the contributions.
He was diffident, and at times almost apologetic, yet he set people thinking and planted seeds of ideas which left an indelible influence.
Lyrics (often inaudible) tend to be introspective, pessimistic, passive, sometimes ironic, or apologetic.
Furthermore, it turned out that for a long time historiography had a strongly apologetic character (instead of aiming to reconstruct past events).
Ironically, the apologetic purpose of these later works may have militated against the inclusion of even more material regarding the miraculous.
Hence, their writings had a strongly apologetic cast, and this over rode their weakly stated arguments that sinning rulers need not be obeyed.
Several were apologetic about it: ' reluctantly yes'; ' yes, afraid so'; ' sadly, yes'.
In reaction, the empiricism of contemporary scholarship reopens the process of his thought and acts as apologetic for our psyches.
Given these distinctions and qualifications, the apologetic use of theistic arguments is far from superfluous, even if the proper basicality thesis is true.
Once again, the apologetic employment of theistic arguments would be consistent with the underlying epistemology of theistic belief.
The professed intention of all those writers is historical not apologetic.
So you should act apologetic when you say this word.
Some notable similarities catch the eye, not least the prevalence of apologetic pronouncements on war and aggression.
In the introduction, which is rather too apologetic, we are promised ' a miniature library ' (p. 57).
His apologetic points to a new and significant way of resolving confessional differences.
