This is the example oftenest cited to prove Islam's innate incompatibility with modern civilization.
The profound temperamental incompatibility of Turk and Arab has been well summarized by a French writer.
Des Cartes perceived the incompatibility of the two primary qualities of being, thought and extension, as attributes of one and the same (created) substance.
He felt, with Des Cartes, the incompatibility of thought with extension, considered as an immanent quality of substance, and he shared with Spinoza the unific propensity which distinguishes the higher order of philosophic minds.
The trial over, he followed up his defence by a vigorous address to the Queen, asserting the utter incompatibility of any sovereign authority with the Papal claims.
The facts are therefore the more significant of some incompatibility of temperament: for we should naturally have expected scholars, agreed upon an innovating theory, to have been drawn together.
For our minds, absence of internal incompatibility in the content of our concept of any object is the test of its intrinsic possibility.
In the former case, though we could distinguish appetite, as it appears in consciousness, from the desire of the pleasure attending the satisfaction of appetite, there appeared to be no incompatibility between the two.
I added, however, that in the ordinary condition of our activity the incompatibility is only momentary, and does not prevent a real harmony from being attained by a sort of alternating rhythm of the two impulses in consciousness.
But when we turn to the pleasures of pursuit, we seem to perceive this incompatibility to a certain extent: a certain subordination of self-regard seems to be necessary in order to obtain full enjoyment.
Separated for incompatibility of temper; that was all," said Mrs. Brand coolly.
He says that divorces were allowed by them not only for adultery, but cruelty, desertion, and incompatibility of temper.
The incompatibility which the question assumes does not exist.
Had Mandeville turned from his Travels, to write The City of Dreadful Night, the incompatibility would have been no less extraordinary or bewildering.
The very profundity of his frustrated love for Maria, and the accusing incompatibility between the image and the fact, made his early life a futile and desperate attempt to escape from himself.
By exhibiting the humorous incompatibility between his destiny and his descent, he strove to show, at one and the same time, both the absurdity of all pride in blood, and the ironic poignancy of his own apparent defeat.
We had not been married a month before each of us began to observe in the other an incompatibility of temper which made any kind of agreement between us, even on the most trivial matters, impossible.
It is evident that in assimilating his pantheistic conceptions he had failed to think out their incompatibility with any theistic dogma whatever; his reasoning, on the whole, being no more coherent than Gottschalk's.
Already in the Epistles the incompatibility of the original critical spirit with sectarian policy has become clear.
Incompatibility of temper has been considered ground for a divorce; incompatibility of interests is a sufficient warrant for social separation.
It is at this point that the incompatibility of Luther’s teaching with the Bible and sound ethics becomes most glaringly apparent.
The Scotistic view, on account of its incompatibility with the teaching of the Tridentine Council, is no longer held.
While all Catholic theologians admit the incompatibility of grace and sin in the same subject, they differ as to the kind and degree of opposition existing between the two.
There is noincompatibility between the idea of extension and the negation of limit, at least, according to our way of conceiving them.
Something there was about incompatibility of temperament and uncongeniality and all that kind of thing which wicked men and women parade before the world when weary of the tie which God has said shall not be torn asunder.
When I found him, he got a divorce forincompatibility of temper.
Here, as soon as she appeared on the scene, he divorced her for alleged incompatibility of temper.
The cause apparently lies in an innate sexual incompatibility of the pair which are matched.
But clearly Asiatic Christians were only too ready to forget the essential incompatibility of their new profession with the old sinful habits around them.
So the ritual day of rest is only one particular case of the general incompatibility separating the sacred from the profane; it is the result of an interdiction.
We shall point out below how, for example, certain species of sacred things exist, between which there is an incompatibility as all-exclusive as that between the sacred and the profane (Bk.
The two have this in common, that they declare certain things incompatible, and prescribe the separation of the things whose incompatibility is thus proclaimed.
Successive English Governments had first imagined and then in fact produced such an incompatibility of temper as generally arises between nationalities so distinct as Turk and Slav, or German {297} and Magyar, or Russian and Finn.
Incompossibility, it will be seen, is only incompatibility let loose.
Incompatibility may, however, consist of a meek-eyed matron living just around the corner.
