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Last week, I outlined the problem of the age: the incompatibility of Islam with a multicultural West that hides away inconvenient history and disturbing doctrine under layers of political correctness. Without stripping them off to examine the problem, all we get is a lot of wishful thinking.
Historian Niall Ferguson, writing in the Telegraph on the intensifying "Muslim colonization" of Europe, has decided that such "demographic shifts" are not "invariably a bad thing." After all, seven centuries of jihad-imposed dhimmitude for infidels in Muslim Spain gave us the Alhambra, or something. It's that pesky "ideology" of conquest that follows all the shifting that's the problem - something he thinks European Muslims ought to take "a much closer look at." Really stern stuff.
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The Scholastics employed their negative method in speaking of God, medieval Arabic philosophers observed their tanzih, and Hegel his dialectic, but to say that Santayana has a method, even acknowledging his unfading naturalistic reduction, may be to overstate the case. Empedocles had put forward the theory that existing animal species with all the apparent adaptation of their parts are simply the result of natural selection by the survival of the fittest; that nature had produced an enormous variety of species, and only the fittest to survive had remained.
... Santayana's analysis of spirit with his doctrine of matter. Is he as Aristotelian as he thinks hims... apart from its compatibility or incompatibility with his doctrine of matter. Santayana opens the v...
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...The Concrete-Adversity Function 1. The doctrine of standing is said to restrict the courts to case... standing to challenge, under the Incompatibility Clause, commissions held in the Armed Forces Reser...
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...Pp. 487-489. 3. The abstention doctrine is inappropriate where a statute is justifiably at...I see no such incompatibility between the abstention doctrine and the full vindi...
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...) should hesitate in the formulation of doctrine that seems likely to justify self-serving "constru... strongly that there is no incompatibility in either doctrine or state practice with the reso...
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... of the Court's Article III standing doctrine. (6) But most circuit courts have analyzed the iss... the plaintiffs' analogy and the incompatibility of their injury-in-fact theory with well-establish...
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... with the civilian population, military doctrine and its interpretation, and finally, institutional... conflict applied is a "contested incompatibility, which concerns government or territory or both, w...
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In Hudson v. Michigan, the Supreme Court held that evidence need not be excluded despite the fact that the police had violated the Fourth Amendment by failing to knock and announce their presence before conducting a search. The Court said that the constitutional violation was not a but-for cause of the seizure; the police would have obtained the evidence even if they had knocked. Hudson's analysis threatens to withdraw the exclusionary remedy whenever the police have conducted a search in an unconstitutional manner-most notably, when they have failed to obtain a warrant before searching. The Court's decision is likely to withdraw the remedy in the cases in which it is most likely to work and to leave the police with little incentive to conduct searches properly.
Even scholars critical ...
... Hudson's application of this doctrine. The Court assumed in Hudson that the police had...'s position thus underscores the incompatibility of the inevitable discovery doctrine (also known a...
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...The Doctrine of Double Effect and the Growing Irrelevance of In... state action and notices its incompatibility with the moral framework. It then considers--by wa...
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... I recognize that pointing out the incompatibility of the majority's rule with the objectives of i...It contains no . . . anomalous doctrine."). The incompatibility of the majority's rule wit...