...religion. Paul, like Jesus, shocked the guardians of Israel's law by his insistence on treating the law as a means to an end and not as an end in itself, by his refusal to let pious people seek security before God in their own piety, by his breaking down...

..."process of legitimation" as it is proposed here: (1) Because we refer to the status of the market as a means to an end (and not as an end in itself), our proposal is only a weak legitimation in the sense that whenever better means are found in the future...

...reconstruct the knowledge or society. A fourth way of viewing the educational process is to see it as a means to an end and not as an end in itself. Education is a means of making us employable — if the employment exists. Education for its own sake...

...in training educators both how to mechanically use it and as well as how to integrate it and see it as a means to an end and not as an end in itself. Technology must be embedded for it to be effective. And we must define technology in the broadest way...

...a means to something else. lt would be contrary to the w isdom of God to love the supreme good only as a means to an end and not as an end in itself. Since the supreme good in all creation is the mystery of Christ. the perfect lover of the divine. God...

...integrated part of the production team both at works and plant level. 11. lt will practice engineering only as a means to an end and not as an end in itself. 12. lt will have sufficient confidence in its ability as to allow others to carry out maintenance work...

...is unlikely to be required or appropriate on every project. Even where it is used. it must be seen as a means to an end. and not as an end in itself. The point of the risk process is not to analyze risk but to manage it. Risk Analysis produces numbers....

...examples of museums that explicitly declared themselves "experiential." Both approached experience as a means to an end and not as an end in itself. There are significant differences in their objectives, but each departed intentionally from the prevailing...

...family, whether poor or not, money may appear to have no reality. If they are to use it constructively as a means to an end and not as an end in itself, they and their parents require help in identifying the nature of their attitude about and use of money....

...entities, since they will always be the stuff of which doctrines and theologies are composed; words exist as a means to an end, and not as an end in themselves. It is interesting to note that Oppen puts the word "heartlessness" in single quotes in...