Sentences with phrase «for human action»

Though I think economic reasons for action are important, they are not the dominant reason for human action.

Suppose that the most general imperative for human action is to maximize beauty and that conformity with this imperative is not necessarily maximal beauty in the present.

He defines a «land ethic» as a guide for human action toward and in the created world.

Traditionally, conscience is the supreme proximate norm for human action precisely because it represents the agent's best ethical judgment all things considered.

In general, we may say that these implications include everything that follows for human action — both how we are to act and what we are to do — from a love for God and for all others in God that is unbounded in the two respects just noted, and so covers both the full range of creaturely interests and the full scope of human responsibility.

Archetypal events in primordial or historical time offer patterns for human actions today.

It is truely amazing how many peaple blame god for human actions.

Elsewhere the Neo-Orthodox critique of its exaggerated hopes for human action won out more quickly.

There are frequent verbal and visual spillages, and Hart's use of clay is often corporeal, forming approximate body parts that act as substitutes for human action and employment.

Modular tangram units or platforms mirror the animations and provide space for human actions with Barham using the space to activate texts, often accompanied by others, as demonstrated in the work, Slick Flection (2009 - 12).

In the midst of the dramatic and destabilizing changes wrought by it, new potential for human action upon the Earth demand exploration, asking: Which forms of cooperation could arise from a new awareness of the human role in interlacing nature and technology?

Think globally while there is still time and act locally before it is too late for human action to make any difference in the clear and presently dangerous course of unfolding human - induced ecological events, both in our planetary home and in our villages, towns and cities.

Confucianism has a perfect ethical system based on the five human relations; it teaches that man should faithfully search for reason for human actions and should refine and control himself; should carry on his ancestral traditions and teach them to succeeding generations; should die to preserve his virtue; and should be just without partiality.

Rather than juxtaposing divine and human action such that the more God is active the less space there is for human action, I find it both Christian and Whiteheadian to affirm that the more God is active the more space there is for free human action.