How can we, poor, finite beings that we are, speak of an infinite God? Thomas Aquinas formulates a well-known answer: we predicate things of God analogically. But the doctrine of analogical predication, long influential in both Catholic and Protestant thought, has fallen on hard times. Its advocates have been accused of circularity, begging the question, and simply being uninformative. (“God’s ...

We study conjugacy classes of solutions to systems of equations and inequations over torsion-free hyperbolic groups, and describe an algorithm to recognize whether or not there are finitely many conjugacy classes of solutions to such a system. The class of immutable subgroups of hyperbolic groups is introduced, which is fundamental to the study of equations in this context. We apply our results...

We show how quantized transport can be realized in Floquet chains through encapsulation of a chiral or helical shift. The resulting is immutable rather than topological the sense that it neither requires band gap nor affected by arbitrarily strong perturbations. Transport still characterized quantities but shift prevents phase transitions. To explore we introduce concept shiftbox, explain relev...

Such wrong view comes from the belief, that the energy and momentum are always conserved. It means: if I pull the door, the door reaction pools me. Thus, our opposite momentums vanish each other. When I have pooled the door, I have lost a bit of food in my stomach: So the kinetic energy of accelerated door came from my food. Nothing lost, nothing is gained. But what if the invisible God does so...

Holarrliena antidyscntcrica belongs to the natural order Apocynacere, and is a small deciduous tree with white flowers. There are many Sanskrit names for it, the better known being kutajci and kidinga. The other vernacular names are Bengali kurchcc, Hindi kitrcya and dudlii, and Tamil kulappatai. The .seeds are called in Sanskrit indmyava or Indra's seeds, in Hindi tJ>drajaba, and in Persian in...