unconditionality

"There is a kind of unconditionality and consistency when a family member cares for you," Barbara said.

Unconditionality is an important property since it allows to forget about the order of summation.

"Because it is pure unconditionality, which is all-inclusive love."

Furthermore in his works Maximus the Confessor argued the unconditionality of the divine incarnation.

The degree of unconditionality is predicated by the necessity to evaluate things under uncertainty (when the future is unknown) and conditions cannot be specified.

This ultimately entails being faced with the Law, or the unconditionality of the moral imperative, and recognizing the need for reconciliation and forgiveness.

From his own continued but comfortable detention, Mr Mandela will be assessing the unconditionality of his colleagues' release.

The Protestant Reformed Churches grew rapidly in the following years, but in the 1950s the denomination struggled because of internal, doctrinal controversies in defense of the unconditionality of the Covenant of Grace.

This formulation has the benefit of avoiding the irrational decisionmaker problem of unconditionality, which would require the judge to vote for a plan that is a bad idea to avoid a counterplan that is a worse idea.

Shut up in these oaken walls, chained to one dull round of command, whose unconditionality cloyed him, like some hypochondriac abbot he moved slowly about, at times suddenly pausing, starting, or staring, biting his lip, biting his finger-nail, flushing, paling, twitching his beard, with other symptoms of an absent or moody mind.