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spec: Apart from attending the many meetings convened for the purpose , UNFPA staff were members of technical committees , theme groups and working groups that contributed to the preparation of CCA and UNDAF . However , different subtypes of NMDA classes mediate different behaviors . If you want me to go to Whisper Lake when the lake suddenly began to boil . And so I think it 's incumbent to a certain extent to perhaps provide some credentialing before I speak about energy security and growth and some of our Asian experiences and how they have impacted and affected activities in my state and how , conversely , they will impact and affect the future of our world . The conclusion can be variously formulated : in its more familiar form in linguistic philosophy of religion , one may recall Ian Ramsey 's lifelong attempt to show what he nicely called the ' odd logic ' of religious language ; in its less familiar , but for my part , more adequate formulation , one may cite the recently developed theory of Paul Ricoeur that the specificity of religious language lies in its character as a limit-language , or , alternatively , if I may presume to cite it , one may note my own development of Ricoeur 's position to suggest that a careful attention to the " limit-to " character of the language of both limit-situations and limit-questions of our ordinary experience and discourse and the " limit-of " intensified character of explicitly religious language disclose a defining characteristic of the religious use of any language form . The material used to construct a world view comes from our inner experience and our practical dealings with things , as well as from the interpretation of history and of scientific knowledge about our world . There is an integral connection between our personal experiences and the social structure of love , sexuality , etc. And finally , we will examine the negative aspects of family life : violence and abuse . [ 6 ] But it has been justly observed , that this author gives too great an extent to the effect of constraint ; and that the example of the ax or sword , which are mere passive instruments , proves nothing at all .