When
human reason denies its basis in creation, it becomes unreason.
Not exact matches
LOL: The Christian perspective is that God does indeed exist, and because of that, all
human beings (including the ones who
deny His very existence) are still endowed with some of the gifts He's given us — such as some capacity to
reason, create, and love, though all imperfectly.
Christianity views health care as a basic
human right that should never be
denied for any
reason.
Since the same God who reveals mysteries and infuses faith has bestowed the light of
reason on the
human mind, God can not
deny himself, nor can truth ever contradict truth» (Catechism of the Catholic Church 159).
To speak of sexual undertakings in the way implied by the traditional marriage rites of the churches is to
deny people access to a basic
human good from the start and for
reasons that are difficult if not impossible for modern people to grasp.
I do not think this is any
reason for
denying the
human self the title of fundamental entity, or actual being.
There is no
reason to
deny that
human virtues are genuine goods in God's sight as well as man's.
In another sense, it is also true to say that existence precedes essence, and the metaphysical view is consequently wrong in
denying it, for essence in this case is defined within the world of interpersonal relationships, within the world of history and
human society, within the world of
reason itself which Teilhard would call the noosphere.
For centuries orthodox faith attempted to
deny God's complicity in the execution of the word, God's own innocent son, by claiming that
human sin was the sole
reason for Jesus» death.
«In the names of
reason, science and liberty they had proved, rather effectively, that good societies need God to survive and that when you have murdered Him, starved Him, silenced Him,
denied Him to the children and erased His festivals and His memory, you have a gap which can not indefinitely be filled by any
human, nor anything made by
human hands.»
It is ironic that people who are
denied, or have been
denied, basic
human consideration for
reasons which they had nothing to do with (the genetically controlled color of their skin) would so aptly
deny these rights to others who are in exactly the same position.
When morality is based on religious text, its OK to: • behead one's daughter to restore a family's «honor» •
deny emergency medical aid to a child • kill gays, children who misbehave, anyone who works on a particular day of the week, entire groups and races of peoples, and many others for equally capricious
reasons • buy and sell
humans as chattel, including one's own family members • kill anyone who visually depicts Muhammad
To claim that this question has no meaning is to
deny the core of
human reasoning.
Those of a somewhat reactionary bent posited a primitive divine revelation,
denied human reason's ability to reach certainty in moral and religious matters.
Human medicinal product approval can not be
denied for this
reason.
The Royals reserve the right to
deny any dog or
human entrance to the ballpark and the Bark at The Park event for any
reason they may see fit.
If we
denied the evidence of nutrition, medicine, and
human interference as the primary
reasons for diminished reproductive ability in today's most elite canines, we would be short - sighted and therefore comprise the study.
Your dog evolved to be your household dust buster, and there's absolutely no
reason to
deny her
human food.
The letter portends to offer facts about «climate change
deniers, but readers can't even get further than the first paragraph without running into an unsupportable talking point about skeptic climate scientists saying global warming «isn't happening / happening, but for natural
reasons / happening and caused by
humans, but it's not so bad.»
Climate change denial is a set of organized attempts to downplay,
deny or dismiss the scientific consensus on the extent of global warming, its significance, and its connection to
human behavior, especially for commercial or ideological
reasons.
Climate change denial is a term used to describe organized attempts to downplay,
deny or dismiss the scientific consensus on the extent of global warming, its significance, and its connection to
human behavior, especially for commercial or ideological
reasons.
What is so often, with
reason,
denied, is that the extent of the consequences and / or of the
human effect are greatly exaggerated by activists for ulterior impractical ideological
reasons.
For example, the
Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has dismissed claims of discrimination against the Ontario Drug Benefit Program on the basis that there was no Code - related
reason for
denying coverage, but rather a dispute over its efficacy and safety as a medical treatment (e.g. Kueber v. Ontario (Attorney General), 2014 HRTO 769).
There was no question that Ottawa Valley Cleaning and Restoration had discriminated against Bouraoui contrary to the section 5 («employment») of the Ontario
Human Rights Code: Jesse's sole
reason for
denying Bouraoui employment was his race, colour and place of origin.