At a cursory glance, the choice — between money and another person's livelihood — appears to be a simple morality test, but if one presumes that
the basic nature of humanity is good and decent, the revelation that Sandra's co-workers have voted against her will be disheartening.
Not exact matches
Pannenberg's understanding
of humanity's
basic religious
nature builds from Schleiermacher's early thought and from a reinterpretation
of Descartes's concept
of the infinite.
At its root the
basic issue is not about «them,» but about us all: What is the
nature of that
humanity toward which God is pressing us, and what does it mean to be a woman or a man in Jesus Christ.