| There were materialists who wholly denied the existence of that unseen spiritual cosmos of transmigration. |
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| There was a question about the structure of the cosmos that historically really did divide them from materialists and pagans. |
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| The greatest danger of our day does not arise from atheists and materialists. |
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| This way of thinking about God never shows up in the public debates between creationists and evolutionary materialists. |
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| Are they snotty suburban materialists or caring and unselfish community leaders? |
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| One can, perhaps, describe the new mysterians, in a very liberal mood, as very cautious materialists. |
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| He once observed that the commonly accepted idea that Americans are materialists is wrong. |
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| There's a narrowing of the gap between materialists and non-materialists in life satisfaction as materialists' income rises. |
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| If we copied such a place, all we'd be left with is ugly glass and concrete and a bunch of greedy materialists. |
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| We got the chance to peer into the minds and hearts of today's teens, both the materialists and the non-materialists. |
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| These fans are not simply materialists who celebrate the monetary value of their spoils. |
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| Even if some materialists swim through life with little distress, consumerism carries larger costs that are worth worrying about. |
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| If we are going to be good materialists, we must believe that situation determines consciousness. |
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| I regard those disagreements as far less serious than my disagreements with the Darwinian materialists. |
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| Although the writings of scientific materialists are filled with hostility toward religious mystery, religious mystery has never acted as a brake upon scientific progress. |
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| The idea that science and religion clash is a deception on the part of materialists and Darwinists. |
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| We materialists, after Engels, term the Kantians and Humeans, agnostics, because they deny the objective reality of the source of our sensations. |
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| Modern philosophical materialists extend the definition of other scientifically observable entities such as energy, forces, and the curvature of space. |
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| Some materialists among modern historians have tried to read a form of class struggle into Sverre and the Birkebeiner's fight against Erling and Magnus. |
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