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The Apocrypha are ancient religious books that are not always included in the Jewish or Christian scriptures. Its time to discover something new and take a look at some of those books.
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Jon Dewey What exactly is “intensional programming?” The easy answer is, programming in a language based on intensional logic. But that raises another, more important question, namely what is intensional logic? Logicians have been working on the answer for more than 2500 years. The short answer is, logic in which the truth-value and more generally the meaning of an expression depends on an implicit context. Let me attempt to give you the full answer. The term “intensional” itself is relatively recent. Carnap introduced it in the 1930s, based on Frege’s distinction between the “sense” and the “denotation” of an expression. In Frege’s terminology the denotation of an expression is just that – the particular object it (currently) denotes. (This is what Carnap and modern logicians call the “extension”). For example, “the President of France” currently [2021] denotes Emmanuel Macron.
Here Are 26 Books to Add to Your Reading List for 2021 Commentary By Christian Mysliwiec is commentary editor of The Daily Signal. If you are looking for some exciting book recommendations to help you ring in the new year, look no further. Our friends at The Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action for America have 26 titles that we recommend you check out in 2021. New York Times bestselling author Brad Taylor weaves a thrilling story in his new book, “American Traitor.” This novel is full of twists and turns that reflect current challenges that America—and the free world—face in regard to relations with China.
Observing Human Rights Day amidst leaders' 'penchant' for demagoguery, autocracy By Moin Qazi. Dated: 12/12/2020 11:16:10 PM What constitutes the bulwark of our own liberty and independence?... Our reliance is in the love of liberty which God has planted in our bosoms. Our defense is in the preservation of the spirit which prizes liberty as the heritage of all men, in all lands, everywhere. – Abraham Lincoln The ideal of universal human rights has been among the most important political legacies of this century. It offers a promise of ending many of the injustices that bedevil human society. Human rights refer to a wide continuum of values or capabilities that enhance human agency or protect all people everywhere from severe social, political and legal abuses. They symbolise humanity’s highest aspirations.