disputation

And does he not also teach others the art of disputation?

The city council decided to work out the matter of images in a second disputation.

The professor was also to moderate at disputations in law.

There was a certain amount of disputation, and meanwhile she went on at school.

The material was still current for use in Oxford disputations of the period.

As has been said above, Jose was opposed to disputation.

The disputation started on 26 October 1523 and lasted two days.

The general concept of a literary disputation such as this has a long history.

At the same time he also supervised the disputations in the field of medicine.

Presently they hear disputation and the sound of blows inside.

"But there seems to me little point in disputation, when you will not wish my services much longer regardless."

He spent much of his time in friendly disputation with the professors at the university.

"That's not evidence of a rational disputation," he said in an interview.

The two men could not come to any agreement due to their disputation over one key doctrine.

She presided over a formal disputation in the king's court.

Jane did not take much part in the disputation, which was mostly left to Rochester himself.

"Well, it's obvious that disputation is not going to change your mind.

Disputation threatens to bring misery to the west, 11 December 2010.

It's our first of everything; the father and mother of all disputation.

The United States has yet to respond to the disputation.

She had learned long ago that priests thrived on disputation.

They took him to church under pretext of a disputation, and then began the Protestant service.

The letters also show the love of argument, disputation.

In the aftermath of this disputation, his theological convictions began to change.

He graduated in 1917 on basis of a disputation.