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Another common evangelical criticism of pluralism is that the religions of the world are fundamentally and irreconcilably different.
Although officially licensed spin-off material will often maintain continuity within itself (particularly within books by the same authors), elements often contradict each other irreconcilably.
There are irreconcilably differing accounts of the dates and sequences of events regarding the invention.
In the twenty years of an exuberant friendship, our views, of which we hold many, have always been either irreconcilably in conflict or impregnably in concord.
I have the misfortune to find myself irreconcilably opposed to this doctrine.
We must ensure that we frame the legislation so that, if a marriage has irreconcilably broken down, the needs of the children are paramount.
It is inherently unworkable by its nature because it implies the co-operation of those whose political objectives are not merely different but irreconcilably opposed.
But this greater unity of the world itself has to face the fact that, as things are, the world appears to be irreconcilably divided.
