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Joseph Runzol. Leibfried 2001). Wenn im Folgenden vom Wohlfahrtsstaat die Rede ist, meinen wir die Sozialpolitik im engen Sinne. Zudem werden die Begriffe Wohlfahrts- und Sozialstaat trotz begrifflicher Differenziemngsversuche synonym ver wendet.

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activities are explained. Toxicological and safety issues are also disclosed, and there is a brief mention of the bioavailability of . from microalgae. The chapter ends by listing some preclinical studies with this type of polymers.

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ratically (.–.,.,.,.–.), obviating the need for a gradient maker or two pump system, although use of a gradient may enable the simultaneous detection of other compounds (.,.). Acetonitrile-water mixtures, also used isocratically, can improve sensitivity (.). The characteristics of the assay have been extensively investigated (.,.,.).

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Kant on Reason and Justified Belief in GodAt the beginning of the ., David Hume addresses the relation between reason and justified belief in God. In the voice of Philo, he proposes as a central epistemic thesis that

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Realism, Non-Realism and Atheism: Why Believe in an Objectively Real God?The transcendent God has for many become an unavailable God. As Jean-Paul Sartre proclaims in his play .:

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Ethics and the Challenge of Theological Non-RealismTheological non-realism presents a fundamental challenge to objective theism. Its attraction comes from the fact that the move to non-realism is justified by appealing to ethics. And coming from within the theological circle, in important respects this new challenge supplants even the longstanding challenge of atheism.

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World-Views and the Epistemic Foundations of Theism some sort of substantiation. And the appeal to faith typically made to meet this demand is often unconvincing. This raises a fundamental question: what . constitute proper grounds for theistic belief? In attempting to answer this question, we will need to address the underlying epistemic issue of what justifies commitment to any world-view.