Search by property

This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

List of results

• Those who speak of creating from nothing are playing with words  + (Those who speak of creating from nothing are playing with words)
• Thousands of species have become extinct and are of no use to the divine project.  + (Thousands of species have become extinct and are of no use to the divine project.)
• To be able to say that nature is well-made, we must first define what a "poorly-made" nature would be.  + (To be able to say that nature is well-made, we must first define what a "poorly-made" nature would be.)
• To believe without proof is irrational  + (To believe without proof is irrational)
• To claim that a thing has no cause, or that it is caused by a god who has no cause, is the same thing.  + (To claim that a thing has no cause, or that it is caused by a god who has no cause, is the same thing.)
• To claim that particle physics validates paranormal theories is a cheap new age recuperation.  + (To claim that particle physics validates paranormal theories is a cheap new age recuperation.)
• To claim that there is either a divine hypothesis or a known scientific explanation is to commit a false dilemma.  + (To claim that there is either a divine hypothesis or a known scientific explanation is to commit a false dilemma.)
• To constitute myself as a subject, I need others  + (To constitute myself as a subject, I need others)
• To preserve the European social model, some left-wing parties want to limit immigration  + (To preserve the European social model, some left-wing parties want to limit immigration)
• To say that God is a filler concept is an unfalsifiable argument.  + (To say that God is a filler concept is an unfalsifiable argument.)
• To think that our world is the best of all possible worlds is to accept everything.  + (To think that our world is the best of all possible worlds is to accept everything.)
• Today's countries are multicultural and no longer have a homogeneous identity.  + (Today's countries are multicultural and no longer have a homogeneous identity.)
• Transcendent experiences are superstitious  + (Transcendent experiences are superstitious)
• True mystical experiences are similar across cultures and social backgrounds.  + (True mystical experiences are similar across cultures and social backgrounds.)
• Ukraine glorifies its former collaborators with Nazi Germany  + (Ukraine glorifies its former collaborators with Nazi Germany)
• Ukrainian refugees have benefited from many more acts of solidarity than their North African counterparts.  + (Ukrainian refugees have benefited from many more acts of solidarity than their North African counterparts.)
• Unfulfilled prophecies are forgotten  + (Unfulfilled prophecies are forgotten)
• Unitive experiments  + (Unitive experiments)
• Unlikely events in our lives that warn or save us  + (Unlikely events in our lives that warn or save us)
• Useless except to the eye  + (Useless except to the eye)
• Visions of Christ or the Virgin Mary are more or less pathological hallucinations.  + (Visions of Christ or the Virgin Mary are more or less pathological hallucinations.)
• Visions of the Virgin Mary or Christ  + (Visions of the Virgin Mary or Christ)
• Wanting to preserve one's culture and way of life is not racism  + (Wanting to preserve one's culture and way of life is not racism)
• We are obliged to live as if we were free: determinism is unbearable.  + (We are obliged to live as if we were free: determinism is unbearable.)
• We can boost demographics through birth control measures, without migrants  + (We can boost demographics through birth control measures, without migrants)

• We can't close the borders  + (We can't close the borders)

• We can't send them back to their countries (for legal reasons).  + (We can't send them back to their countries (for legal reasons).)
• We can't stop immigration  + (We can't stop immigration)
• We don't need new workers to replace retirees, as their tasks are performed by machines and automated workstations.  + (We don't need new workers to replace retirees, as their tasks are performed by machines and automated workstations.)
• We establish historical facts from fragmentary and not rigorously established testimonies, we don't have to ask more for a miracle.  + (We establish historical facts from fragmentary and not rigorously established testimonies, we don't have to ask more for a miracle.)
• We have concepts within us that only God could have created.  + (We have concepts within us that only God could have created.)
• We must accept the mystery  + (We must accept the mystery)
• We must follow the truth of our senses  + (We must follow the truth of our senses)
• We need a high birth rate if France is to remain a world power.  + (We need a high birth rate if France is to remain a world power.)
• We need a high birth rate to remain a dynamic, young country  + (We need a high birth rate to remain a dynamic, young country)
• We need a higher birth rate to ensure pensions  + (We need a higher birth rate to ensure pensions)
• We only have a legal obligation towards war refugees, not towards economic refugees.  + (We only have a legal obligation towards war refugees, not towards economic refugees.)
• We've been announcing the need for new workers on a large scale for 20 or even 30 years, but in reality, unemployment remains high.  + (We've been announcing the need for new workers on a large scale for 20 or even 30 years, but in reality, unemployment remains high.)
• Welcoming migrants is a first step towards building a Euro-Mediterranean geopolitical entity  + (Welcoming migrants is a first step towards building a Euro-Mediterranean geopolitical entity)
• Welcoming migrants is a humanist duty  + (Welcoming migrants is a humanist duty)
• Welcoming migrants is good for European economies  + (Welcoming migrants is good for European economies)
• Well-made" nature is the product of evolution  + (Well-made" nature is the product of evolution)
• Western "democracies" have no problem supporting or even provoking coups d'état in favor of leaders who serve their interests.  + (Western "democracies" have no problem supporting or even provoking coups d'état in favor of leaders who serve their interests.)
• What we attribute to divine intervention is a natural phenomenon.  + (What we attribute to divine intervention is a natural phenomenon.)
• When African countries become wastelands, hope inevitably turns to Europe.  + (When African countries become wastelands, hope inevitably turns to Europe.)
• When NATO was born in 1949, one of the nine signatories was Antonio de Olivarro de Salazar.  + (When NATO was born in 1949, one of the nine signatories was Antonio de Olivarro de Salazar.)
• When a white man commits a sexist attack, the femonationalists make excuses for him, even applaud him.  + (When a white man commits a sexist attack, the femonationalists make excuses for him, even applaud him.)
• When certain aspects of Islam cause problems, those who express concern are accused of Islamophobia.  + (When certain aspects of Islam cause problems, those who express concern are accused of Islamophobia.)
• When it comes to God, skeptics demand ever more demanding and almost impossible proof.  + (When it comes to God, skeptics demand ever more demanding and almost impossible proof.)
• Whether or not religions contradict each other in no way refutes the existence of God.  + (Whether or not religions contradict each other in no way refutes the existence of God.)
• Which lends credence to the hypothesis that they don't exist.  + (Which lends credence to the hypothesis that they don't exist.)