Examples of using Certitude in English and their translations into Swedish
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heading straight home through strange country with a certitude of direction that put man
no man who can be said to have truly ascended into the heaven of faith and certitude would deign to regard it,
The God-knowingˆ soulˆ dares to say,“I know,” even when this knowledge of Godˆ is questioned by the unbeliever who denies such certitude because it is not wholly supported by intellectual logic.
whosoever mounteth into the heaven of knowledge, and whose heart hath been revived by the breezes of certitude that waft from the Sheba of the All-Merciful upon the meadow of his inner being.
A Catholic may claim this additional certitude without falling into a vicious circle,
If it were so, our certitude should increase with every new experience,
misgivings be dissipated, and the lights of knowledge and certitude envelop his being.
While not compelling faith-- for the certitude it offers is not absolute,
no further conclusion can be made with certitude, therefore Cognitive Disorder Due to Head Injury Not Otherwise Specified was coded on AXIS I.
yet, notwithstanding my certitude of its reality and my recognition of my station,
abide secure upon the throne of peace and certitude.
who were intoxicated by the wine of certitude which they had quaffed from that chalice.
Husserl believed that the search for certitude was constitutive of European culture
we hope that some of our fellow Members will not compound this complexity with their certitudes.
Certitude went out with equestrian statuary.
It is too early to say with any degree of certitude that this ratio can be extrapolated to all regional
in your own region of perennial certitude?
that he might be of those who possess certitude.
This is the essence of faith and certitude.
Yet it is for those undergoing the experience certitude, not theory….