...p us to resolve cases in which there is a clash of EQUAL rights (for instance, the conflicting rights to life of two people). One way to decide amo... ...lue and meaning, similar to ours. But the whole debate is unnecessary. There is no conflict between the rights of the mother and those of her fetus... ...t between the rights of the mother and those of her fetus because there is never a conflict between parties to an agreement. By signing an agreemen... ...iding affiliation". As usual, Judaism was there first, agonizing over similar moral conflicts. Two Jewish sayings amount to a reluctant admission of... ...ortunities, funding, and jobs. The Jewish Response: Most modern polities are multi-ethnic and multi-cultural (an anathema to anti-Semites, I know).... ...undoubtedly a typical 19th century national movement, promoting the interests of an ethnically- homogeneous nation. But it is not and never has been... ...y. Their socialist roots called for close collaboration and integration of all the ethnicities and nationalities in Israel/Palestine. The Anti-Isr... ...he new emigrants when they learned of their agenda of occupation, displacement, and ethnic cleansing. Israel became a pivot of destabilization in th... ...ed the field of permissible conduct. A sovereign can no longer commit genocide or ethnic cleansing with impunity, for instance. Many acts - such a...

...Let's be skeptical versus any "great" thinker. Go ahead and look for the conflict of theories - grain of wisdom and creativity. I see the ideas. Th... ...d be heterogeneous (not homogeneous) with respect to gender, ability, and ethnic or cultural background in order to learn from each other and better... ...ng. None of them is correct. 52 A vicious circle: Vasile Pârvan: the ethnical is point of departure, and the universal is point of arrival. Te... ... - to evaluate the peculiarities; - to illustrate the contradictions and conflicting theories, each true from a specific point of view, false from ... ...s fusion is impossible for the sources of evidences are entirely conflictive. 2) Even more, the previous example can be extended to k > 2 ...