noncontradictory

Logic is simply the act of noncontradictory concept formation-reason applied to base perceptions.

The allegory may have multiple noncontradictory interpretations, and may also have implications that are ambiguous or hard to interpret.

The notion of unity in diversity of Scripture claims that the Bible presents a noncontradictory and consistent message concerning God and redemptive history.

On Blanshard's view, the Absolute is thus not merely consistent (i.e., noncontradictory) but positively coherent, shot through with relations of necessity and indeed operating purely deterministically.

If man's thinking is to be valid, this process must be guided by logic, "the art of noncontradictory identification"-and any new concept man forms must be integrated without contradiction into the hierarchical structure of his knowledge.

"But," Tuvok said, rising and stepping up behind her, catching her gaze in the reflection off the window, "I ask you to remember that while the path chosen must be rational, the reason for your walking that path must also be based in logic-in noncontradictory concept formation.