Sentences with phrase «human compassion continues»
All I can say, is to continue to do the work, publicize, and hope that human compassion continues to spread.
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Removing all corrupted flesh from the earth and ensuring the human race could continue through 8 people was an act of love, mercy, and compassion for mankind.
It is only by His mercy and compassion that I, or any other human, continues to live and breath and exist.
-- Last but not least, as members of the human species, our universal responsibility is to encourage comprehension and appreciation for the excellence of the human spirit in all its manifestations; and for inspiring awe and wonder for a cosmos that brought forth life and consciousness and holds out the possibility of its continued evolution toward higher levels of insight, understanding, love, and compassion.
Two years ago, the Czechs were in the streets of Prague facing Russian tanks, not because of compassion for human want and misery, but because they were not free; the Vietnamese continue to resist America, as they did Japan and France before us, not because of hunger for food but hunger to determine their own destinies; black militants are in the streets of our cities today, not because they are famished — though poverty and want still stalk our land, particularly black communities — but because black citizens, more than any others, have been politically isolated and impotent, unable to act in their own governance.
More substantially, Hobgood - Oster gets the evolution of animal compassion exactly backwards: «As humans became and continue to become more urban and less connected to animals and the natural world around them, animals are increasingly removed from the sacred circle of hospitality.»
It's a matter of belief in a world where love and kindness and compassion overcome the madness that exists in this world.Looking for someone that wants to continue on a path that makes us more human and wants to spread the message of that sentiment.
Directed by Bill Condon (Gods and Monsters), this Holmes mystery is ostensibly the secret of a forgotten last case, but it's really about the human experiences Holmes is least equipped to confront: friendship, compassion, the reasons to continue living as his sharp intellect loses its edge.