Examples of using Worldviews in English and their translations into German
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Vegetarianism and veganism are worldviews, which provoke a great deal of discussion.
Buddhist or Taoist worldviews.
In theory, the concept of human rights guarantees all religions and worldviews an equal place.
shared narrative experience and to shape memories and worldviews.
Zablan and Duvauchelle shared similar worldviews, a warm sense of humor,
Two armies, two worldviews, two religions in a deadly fight for the future of Europe.
Diets are unfortunately very much a result of trends and worldviews instead of proven health benefits.
The clash of cultures is, actually, the conflict in these deeply held codes and worldviews.
These actors all place their religious worldviews before the laws of the nation-states in which they live.
A response to the claim that God accommodates himself to mythological worldviews, making Genesis 1-11 necessarily unhistorical.
The discord can be seen in the value systems(worldviews) which guide individual
Unbelievers have opposite worldviews and morals, and business decisions made daily will reflect the worldview of one partner or the other.
users only see stuff that matches their profile, their worldviews and their convictions.
In this context it is relevant which self- and worldviews of therapists and their patients actually underlie the interaction.
Philosophies, worldviews, pseudo-religions, and demonic nonsense will all be judged by the reality of the eternally existent One.
so many religions and worldviews.
the Rhodes Forum brings together participants with a huge range of worldviews.
leverages input from a multitude of cultural backgrounds and worldviews.
In order for these two radically different worldviews to coexist, the early scientists settled on a tacit détente with the church.
This life experience is reflected in her worldviews, which particularly emphasise freedom of opinion,