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Moreover , he has to be a true " casuist " in these responsa , that is , he has to employ a variety of sources to come to his conclusion rather than simply subsuming the case at hand under one specific rule , itself part of a larger general category . Reading his responsa would thus be like reading an article whose title and the name of whose author already give away its conclusion . I am finding it somewhat frustrating , when I have my hand raised , that I am not recognized by the Chair for specific amendments , and I wish to draw that to the attention of the Chair , and no reflection on the Chair as an individual . One result of the shaking of the larger intellectual vistas was that ordinary life received much more attention . Are they upset with some decisions , one particular decision , or are they just giving them notice that in the future they had better pay better attention to the position of the government when appearing before the court ? Thus tradition , by its very nature , demands attention to the recipient as well as to the gift and the giver . By the passing on of the creed the bishop entrusts to the candidate the heritage of the Church , and by echoing the creed the candidate gives assurance that he or she possesses the faith necessary to become a bearer of the tradition . In a few instances , such as when he characterizes Renaissance skepticism as in part a denial that language can be anything more than arbitrary or can correspond to reality , there is a whiff of anachronism . But this is a conclusion by cabinet edict and it thwarts the process that this very same government put into place to protect the independence of the judiciary . That is the only conclusion that I can draw from the answer that the Minister of Labour gave . Essentially , as a result of discussions and representations made both by the Teachers ' Society to me and my officials , as well as the Canadian Federation of Labour , who once again assisted me in drawing to my attention a particular concern . Our time may parallel the late Renaissance in that the liberations of the last century and the bloody attempts at order in reaction to them may indicate that we , too , are headed for a new synthesis of those two perennial human needs , freedom and order . If it is not the intent of the government to have some confidentiality in here , then the only conclusion that I can draw is that they want this information to be used by some individual or individuals intent on discrediting that particular labour organization .