Sentences with phrase «human person»

But they revealed truths about the nature of human people.

On the other hand, he would worry over the competing desires corporations and governments face that might lead to a kind of rational planning that does not see human persons as a whole.

... Doing is basic; it includes the whole human person with all his creative powers.

A child is a brand - new human person, created out of the love of a man and a woman.

We conservatives have a standard based in human nature or the whole human person — the free and relational being — by which we can evaluate political, moral, and technological change.

The source of dynamic power in any human community, in short, is the creativity locked within the capacities of individual human persons for insight and choice.

In this context a relation between human person and divine creativity, although complex, becomes a meaningful question to consider.

A programme such as «All That I Am» needs to explain why killing human persons is always wrong.

Making it personal also means addressing the letter to an actual human person.

The idea of History included the reasonable thought that particular human persons can't invent themselves out of nothing.

And so it makes sense to sacrifice human persons today for the achievement of that future perfection.

And that he has now acted within the world to create a truly human people?

Without getting too philosophical, i think many of the negatives come from the fact that corporations can't be held accountable for their actions the same way human persons can.

Hopefully all three contained within the same human person.

That's not to say that the creativity of sinful human persons could ever free them from dependence on the Creator to whom they owe their very being.

Anyways, that tiny human person I'm growing will surely be here soon, meaning more of the same on this blog.

Or, we need a new pattern which takes the good community values of the tradition and good values of modernity, like freedom of human persons and equality between them.

And the result is a baby: a new human person.

We are often accountable for them: no fully human person is likely to blame somebody or something else for all of them.

Now this passage deals only with the relationship between the individual human person and the state, which is the institution of fullest human community.

Where there is true love between human persons, it does not take long to establish rapport and companionship again after the absence of one of them.

Neither is quite what we are after when we try to understand some particular human person.

And that from within this people he came to live as a truly human person?

Now, Gudorf contends, present inroads on this tradition insist that: «1) bodily experience can reveal the divine, 2) affectivity is as essential as rationality to true Christian love, 3) Christian love exists not to bind autonomous selves, but as the proper form of connection between beings who become human persons in relation, and 4) the experience of bodily pleasure is important in creating the ability to trust and love others, including God.»

This orientation enabled Freud to theorize about human persons analogically as though they were steam engines, in which finite amounts of energy had to be accounted for within a closed system.

When we give to assist others, we are expressing that solidarity with all people which comes from recognising our common dignity as human persons made to the image and likeness of God.

She's both the most and least human person on screen, a Zen master with personality.

If a first reason for legally protecting the sacred interplay has to do with all those who approach it - whether to engage in that interplay or affirm it otherwise - a second reason has to do with those new human persons who result from that interplay.

«Thus, also in our century, the Lord, the Holy Spirit, has given us new initiatives with new aspects of Christian life: On being lived by human persons with th ``... If the movements are really gifts of the Holy Spirit, they integrate and serve the Church, and in the patient dialogue between pastors and movements a fruitful form is born, in which these elements become edifying elements for the Church of today and tomorrow

When they experience limits and ambiguities — and which of us as human persons does not, from time to time?

Now I come close to the theme of this article: one writer, and I have found no other, in the early Middle Ages attacked classical theism head - on precisely on its two most vulnerable points — its affirmation of, or failure definitely to reject, unqualified theological determinism, and its commitment to endless posthumous careers for human persons, making them in that respect rivals to God.

There is in the long run no room in the solar system, or even in the known universe, for all human eggs — even all fertilized eggs, as things now stand — to become human persons.

What human persons observe and discern to be true of the physical realm never denies that that very intelligent observation is a metaphysical relationship, which in turn relates to a greater intelligence, a Divine Person.

Which is to say, whatever aims and standards we might have for human flourishing depend upon us welcoming human persons into our midst.

It insists throughout that the body is a gift from God that opens us up to wonder, both in the natural world and in other human persons — and, ultimately, in God Himself.

One of the things I wanted to do with the book was show how human these people were and the role that education played in their lives.»

Neither does the 2004 International Theological Commission's Human Persons Created in the Image of God.

It also provides a distinctive context for considering the relative importance of gender in constituting human persons.

A young man may coerce a girl to go through the motions of lovemaking: what he can not do is to force the girl really to love him, responding to him as a free human person and participating gladly in the enterprise we call lovemaking.

Salvation can be understood as the process, both human and divine, by which God confers upon human persons what they need to be fully human.

Resurrecting some lost language from Justice Lewis Powell's opinion in that case («The inherent worth of speech... does not depend on the identity of its source, whether corporation, association, union or individual»), they took a legal analogy that might have seemed implausible to many — that corporate persons could have 1st Amendment speech rights like human persons — and made it look plausible, even legitimate.

It adds nothing to our understanding of contemporary politics to rob these complete human persons of their full dignity as actors responsible for their words and deeds, and to reduce them to the role - playing fractions of human personhood imagined by IFS or any other mode of psychology.

Inevitably, opponents of the Church's message sought, after the publication of DV, to attempt to denigrate it, by seizing on the question of whether or not an embryo is a full human person in every sense of that term.

It is, rather, an intrinsic, basic good of human persons precisely as males and females, and as such it offers married men and women a reason to engage in the marital act.

Such entities are not identifiable among subatomic particles, among human persons, or elsewhere.

Since God is already fulfilled, indeed the perfection of life, the fulfilling of human persons through the paradoxical transition of death is the new, dramatic, striking event that captures our attention.

For Arthur Peacocke, the now deceased former Director of the Ian Ramsey Centre, the followers of Jesus encountered in him a dimension of transcendence which they could only attribute to God: «But they also encountered him as a full human person -LSB-!]

Ancient Christians and Jews explained this two - step creation by imagining that the first human person possessed the genitalia of both sexes.