Sentences with phrase «existence of a real man»

For if the data of experience consisted only of universals, then the experiencing subject would have to infer the existence of other individual actual entities, just as Descartes claimed to infer the existence of a real man in the street from the sense - data present to his eyes.

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Therefore, the realization of the existence of this Kingdom, working for its expansion, living according to its principles, and, if necessary, dying for it, is the real significance of man s temporary existence upon the earth.

This attempts to make the soul - spirit distinction piggy - back upon the «real» distinction of essence and existence; to maintain not only man's essential transcendence from the creator but the existential possibility of him becoming one with God.

In this modern vision, as in ancient gnosticism, the decline of real narrative has gone hand in hand with a blurring of the dialogical or event - character of man's existence and of the relation between God and Mman's existence and of the relation between God and ManMan.

In Buber «is» and «ought» join without losing their tension in the precondition of authentic human existence — making real the life between man and man.

Mention is of course made of the historical and real beginning but not as something simply past, but as it still endures now, present in man as the foundation of his existence.

The understanding of Christianity as a real transformation of man's existence, if on the one hand it impels philosophical refection towards a new approach to religion, on the other, it encourages it not to lose confidence in being able to know reality.»

Some, while admitting it to have a real existence, imagine that it sleeps in a state of insensibility from Death to the Judgment - day, when it will awake from its sleep; while others will sooner admit anything than its real existence, maintaining that it is merely a vital power which is derived from arterial spirit on the action of the lungs, and being unable to exist without body, perishes along with the body, and vanishes away and becomes evanescent till the period when the whole man shall be raised again.

At the same time there are other aspects of man's existence which are as real as his involvement in nature.

«Christ» here stands for the new order of relationships between men and God and among men, the new and divine community, which is preeminently heavenly and eschatological but which in a real though partial sense has come into historical existence with the event and in which the believer is already incorporated.

Technology is, in essence, a mode of human existence...» [xvii] «It remains true, nonetheless, that man in the technological age is, in a particularly striking way, challenged forth into revealing» to the degree that such revealing «reveals the real as standing - reserve.»

And that is the very reason you atheists always mentions some «invisible man in the sky» — you're trying to deny the existence of Jesus who was a real person you can't deny...

Dan the Man, the historical writings of Jesus by his followers only 100 years after his death are stronger evidence of his existence than we have for many other figures accepted as real.

The real meaning of eschatological existence and of the renewal of man is discernible only in the light of the revelation of God in Christ.

Naturally this oversimplifies the real difficulties and complexities involved in creating good or great literature, whether by man or woman, but it still gives a clue as to the possibility of the existence of Emily Brönte or an Emily Dickinson, and the lack of their counterparts, at least until quite recently, in the visual arts.