Not exact matches
Belloc believed, with Cardinal Manning, that all
human conflicts were
ultimately theological, and that the
conflict between Protestantism and Catholicism in particular was a disagreement about the importance of definition.
Ultimately and fundamentally it is the divergence of the living shoots, operating from the highest level down to the family and the individuals composing the family, which has always been the cause of
human conflict.
That being said, truth and
human nature are,
ultimately, universal, and there do need to be institutions for the accommodation of differences and containment of
conflicts.
Such an attitude is
ultimately in
conflict with itself; for the urge to cure disease presupposes openness to the
human dignity of sufferers and concern for them.
Mortality salience engages the
conflict that
humans have to face both their instinct to avoid death completely, and their intellectual knowledge that avoiding death is
ultimately futile.