personalism

Personalism sees man made in the image of God.

A distinctively Christian personalism developed in the 20th century.

He is known for his contributions to personalism, a philosophical branch of liberal theology.

Thus personalism has been an important and - for many - an indispensable stage of religious and moral development.

He became assertive in pushing personalism as a guiding ideology for Vietnam's social development.

Personalism focuses attention on love and grace amongst individuals in preference to fascination with matter.

Bazin, who was influenced by personalism, believed that a film should represent a director's personal vision.

It is, in point of fact, more proper to speak of many personalisms than one personalism.

Stern's philosophy, which is laid down in several voluminous books, was expressed as a form of personalism.

In the first one, he states the elements that place personalism within the Realistic Classical philosophy.

The personalism stage (3 to 6 years) is characterized by a predominance, once again, of affective functions over intelligence.

This is a first principle of Christian personalism: persons are not to be used, but to be respected and loved.

Bowne's emphasis on personality led to his philosophical views being known by the term "personalism".

Personalism owes much to Kant's theory of knowledge.

The document provided, a year after Acton's founding, established support for the institute's economic personalism and defense of capitalism.

Mounier's personalism became a main influence of the non-conformists of the 1930s.

The resulting emphasis on personalism and personalised relationships has become very much a feature of social life in the New World, too.

Personalism is a more diffused and eclectic movement and has no such universal reference point.

If you look at my annual reviews, no one ever warned me that I wasn't meeting the Vincentian standard of personalism.

John Paul recommends instead a philosophy of personalism, a shift of attitude which could be achieved in a socialist system.

Personalism separates from Aristotelian tradition because it considers that the main characteristic in a person is not intelligence, but will and the heart.

He was influenced by personalism, a concept he had acquired in the Latin Quarter.

Personalism affirms the existence of the soul.

In the philosophy of religion personalism continues to exercise some influence in the circles that take philosophical theology seriously.

He was very influenced by catholic Personalism and Humanism (especially its Christian version).