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This book was a challenge to the entire Protestant theology of the time, and Strauss became intensely involved in polemics and discussions.

This victory in polemics means the victory of civilization over ignorance, of science over superstition and of truth over falsehood.

From divarication, friction to open polemics, the two parties have conflicts on a series of issues, including the attitude to war and peace.

"The polemics are of no interest to me, " Montezemolo said at the Maranello factory.

One must learn to weed out incendiary polemics and agitprop from the whirling online maelstrom to become an informed and thoughtful citizen.

He also pointed out, again without unnecessary polemics, the practical shortcomings of communist systems.

But there was a larger animosity at work in her polemics.

The Portuguese star started focusing on the polemics following the two penalties the Rossoneri were allowed.

True philosophy was supplanted by dogmatic opinions. The pundits took delight in vain polemics .

We must maintain a calm, dispassionate tone and avoid polemics, propaganda, or slurs directed against any persons, groups, or governments.

I spoke to Diego Della Valle, Fiorentina were impeccable with us, no one made polemics against Milan, but let's not talk about the past.

In recent years our feeding habits have been the focus of ongoing polemics.

I was not surprised because I understand the spectators are pissed off with all these polemics .

Probably there are some people who like to make polemics , who criticise and lack respect.

Your music has generated12 a lot of polemics, how have you faced it?

while the selection of canon takes "direct variation of polemics" as premise, followed by a consideration of degree of art values;

IV. Polemics on Legislation Principles and the Mixed System

Sino-Soviet Polemics and Search for the Road to Socialist Construction in China