Sentences with phrase «great danger to society»

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And when we are bad or isolated or angry or furious or vengeful or politically agitated or confused or lost or deranged or unhinged, and we have the ability to get and use weapons only designed to kill large numbers of people our society is in great danger.

Sympathetic as I am to hippies, I fear that, because of their blindness as to both their true situation and significance and their relation to this world's society, they are in great danger of becoming a society of violence.

Compassion and concern for the Jewish peopie as a whole, pastoral interest in the defeated nations and in the victors who stand in great moral danger characterize the Church which responds to the God who not only creates men but also their societies.

The more thoroughly this good is extirpated, the greater the danger that it will not be renewed, whereas Marxist theory may encourage zealots, as in Campuchea, to suppose that the more fully they destroy the society they encounter the sooner the perfected society can be built.

As many liberals and conservatives push for national academic standards and other centralizing education reforms, this situation brilliantly illustrates why government schooling is totally antithetical to a free society, and why the more centralized the power, the greater the danger.

But then again, we do read often in these threads about the great danger to the purity of science and our society in general as the result of climate change «alarmism.»

If a woman is ostracized for having a one - night stand (called a slut or a whore) and a man is not, if women have historically been punished for pregnancies resulting from short - term mating by anything varying from loss of life to loss of one's job and place in the society, and if girls even today are often taught the dangers of short - term mating strategies for women (including the greater possibility of sexual violence), I think the evolutionary explanation can not be called conclusive.