Sentences with phrase «fallible humans»

and I place all my faith in a group of fallible human beings who (as history shows) are not immune to the seduction of power and greed.

Those are NOT words of a god... those are words of fallible human beings.

Rather, in my view, they are most faithfully engaged with as a collection of books written by fallible human beings whose work bears the hallmarks of the limitations and preconceptions of the times and the cultures they lived in, but also of the transformational experience of their encounters with God.

We all thank God for the missionaries even when we cut them down to size as fallible human beings.

Reality is a little different - doctors are supposed to be emotionally neutral and even - handed with every patient; they're supposed to explore every avenue before reaching their considered opinion - but at the end of the day, they're just fallible humans like the rest of us, working in an extraordinarily stressful field - and, as a result, get about 15 % of their diagnoses wrong.

Of course you take a leap of faith when you adhere to what a bunch of fallible humans wrote in that book.

The Bible certainly contains the breath of God within it, even though it comes to us through fallible human channels.

NOT talking with Mere Fallible Humans.

Waymo envisions a future where there are fewer accidents caused by distracted, impaired and generally fallible human drivers, as well as reduced traffic and greater general ease to getting around.

Weren't the church «fathers» who established the current canon of the Bible also fallible humans?

Your words and actions are meant to remind people that you are a Christ - centered but fallible human just like everyone else around the Christmas tree.

So «god» created fallible humans, then had to send his son down to earth to save you... from acting human??

The latter are made by humans, fallible humans despite their self - serving claims of being infallible.

As with all others, pastors and other in «the ministry» are only fallible human beings in desperate need of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.

After all, theological «truths» are usually sought after by very fallible human beings, whose reasoning can be warped by all the misapprehensions, distortions and prejudices fostered by their egos.

For even if we may worry about fallible humans waging unjust wars, the creation of machines capable of deciding their own actions in (or out) of war is at least morally questionable.

But that's not the case; fallible humans submit proposals, and the schools they develop are of widely varying quality.

Mediation is, at the broadest level of generality, a process designed to bring about contracts between fallible human beings, and it is therefore inherently subject to the ordinary failings which lead to misrepresentation, fraud, duress and undue influence, like any other contract - making process.

The user recognizes that information is secured by and through fallible human sources.

The square footage information possessed by institutions like MPAC and Land Registry etc. is gathered by equally fallible human beings who work for a salary.

It's time to stop pretending that fallible human judgment is «science.»

Do we want to trust mere fallible humans to learn about Jesus?

The Christians» claim, the nondualist would say, is unrealistic; for scriptures, though inspired by God, are transmitted through the minds of fallible humans.

lol gods opinion is nothing but the bigoted words of fallible humans written over 1500 + years.

As fallible human beings, we are given to temptation, and at times it's a barrage when we least expect it.

In any situation, complex technologies in the hands of fallible human beings can be a potentially catastrophic combination.

Fortunately, our Founders had the prescience to know that fallible humans would seek to increase the power of government, so they created the Bill of Rights to thwart that agenda.

We share a common thread: We are fallible humans.

It's the Pope, a fallible human being, who forbids contraception, not Christ.

Why, exactly, does the Bible — a book written by fallible humans — get a pass and carefully planned, thought out and peer - reviewed research gets held to a enormously more rigorous standard?

Your vies are just mind bogglingly hard for us to grasp, because they make 0 logical sense, so our fallible human minds react in less than perfect ways.

It can do so only by neglecting the human factor, the presence of which necessarily relativizes all perspectives into working hypotheses, necessarily turns the claim about an absolute edition of the world into one among the many fallible claims about the world proposed by fallible human beings.

You seem to have alot of pride in your «goodness» but you are a fallible human like the rest of us.

The wood is the fallible human flesh, the gold the infallible spirit of God.

The problem is that the bible was written by fallible human beings and not god.

The bureaucrats who decided to build the road and level the sacred forest were not wicked people but fallible humans, engaged in the fallible human task of governance.

Who can say they are 100 % confident that a gov» t made of fallible humans can be 100 % justified in 100 % of death sentences?