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determinate
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determinate
1. 
a. able to be predicted or deduced
b. (of an effect) obeying the law of causality
2. Botany (of an inflorescence) having the main and branch stems ending in flowers and unable to grow further; cymose

determinate [də′tər·mə·nət]
(science and technology)
Bounded by definite limits.


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They discuss the concept of bio-culturalism, evolutionary approaches to human behavior, bio-culturalism in Chinese medicine, anthropological theory and the multiple determinacies of the present, the evolution and history of religion, and other topics.
By understanding determinacies better, one increases indeterminacy for-oneself.
Fox's argument, familiar enough, is that the magisterium, counter to the judgment of most of the laity, many Catholic moral theologians, and even some bishops, reaches unpersuasive moral absolutes by discounting the relevance of experience and history and by employing an unrevised natural law approach that confuses the determinacies of biology with the indeterminacies of personal responsibility.
 
 
 
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