| Manorialism and feudalism presupposed a stable social order in which every individual knew their place. |
| The traditional doctrine of the fall presupposed an original state of innocence for the human race. |
| Rather, the coherence of set theory is presupposed by much of the foundational activity in contemporary mathematics. |
| The experience of family life is thus the prior education presupposed by a free society. |
| Protest, however, also presupposed the possibility of improving one's condition by exerting pressure. |
| There is important attention given to Christ's knowledge, both beatific and infused, as necessarily presupposed for his work of salvation. |
