Not exact matches
Robert Veninga studied characteristics
common to those who not only survive
life crises but successfully recover full, rich, meaningful
lives.
The purpose of community, the purpose of our government, the purpose of our leaders should be to call us to pursue
common values and
common good, not simply in the moment of extreme
crisis but every day in our
lives, starting right now, today.»
From whom did they learn to share a
common life, including taking care of one another in
crisis?
We have both an ecclesial and a political
crisis of authority because, for various reasons, our society no longer has widely shared beliefs and forms of
life to which
common reference can be made.
A
crisis in authority suggests the possibility that our churches have lost the will and lack the men and women with those powers of soul required to articulate, promulgate, and defend a rule of faith and a way of
life that is indeed
common to Christians.
It would appear that the
crisis in authority we now face has been caused by the dissolution of a
common standard of belief (what used to be called the rule of faith) and a
common form of
life (what used to be called «the way»).
The two threats, economic and environmental, tend to produce a real
crisis of humanity that makes becomes an imperative the construction around the world of a new society different from the current that act interdependently with
common goals and rational in every country and on a global scale without which it may be put into question the survival of humans and
life on Earth.
Instead of billions spent on arms and missile deployment and bombs that destroy
life, we must mobilize our diverse cultural traditions and heritage, artistic resources, and talents to affirm
life, to interest, inform and motivate people, to assist the
common goal of achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals and confronting the
crisis of global warming.
«As we took
crisis calls and spoke with survivors we noticed that fear for the
lives of pets was a
common barrier that prevented families from seeking safety at our shelter,» said Carissa Bratschun, director of communication and marketing for DVIS.
However, plenty of more
common crises can pop up in your personal
life that would match the urgency of these geopolitical events.
Some are embracing a coming of age, while others are fighting a mid-
life crisis — what they all have in
common, though, is a realization of mortality and the need for
life insurance.
It also may be more
common for older couples to begin re-evaluating their marital situations when major
life changes happen such as when the children leave the house, reaching retirement age, a financial
crisis, or in the face of declining health.