Sentences with word «humanness»

God's relation to the world through a person strongly suggests that the clue for development of personal meaning in life rests in the quality of relationships and the character of humanness revealed therein [Journal of Pastoral Care, December 1976, p. 218].

In humanness there is always the trace of the image of God; so in fact it can be good to want, when one wants what is good, what is right, and what is promised.

The films of Ingmar Bergman, notably Scenes From a Marriage, invite us to live through complex human relationships and to sense our own humanness in that process.

The model for humanness is Jesus.

We should, she writes, «appropriate our sexuality not as something biologically necessitated, or as socially coerced, but as a freely chosen way of expressing our authentic humanness in relation to the special others with whom we wish to share our lives.»

May we recognise the miracle of the Incarnation, not in spite of the mess, but because of the very humanness of it.

There was a winsome humanity about Sullivan that emphasized the essential humanness of all persons, including the most disturbed.

As we allow, God's spirit (love) comes into our lives and untwists us from the state we are in into a state of true humanness, beings created to love.

What's happening with Uber brings to light an important issue: You can get so excited about nailing the business and growing so fast... that you forget about humanness, about how all of us need dignity and pride.

«So, Hollywood portrayal of sympathy makes a difference and Hollywood portrayal of humanness makes a difference.

How does one identify this «relational humanness»?

Do you smile tenderly on our shared humanness and imperfections?

Indeed, if lesbians and homosexuals were to disappear, the further development of society toward greater humanness could be seriously endangered.

Developing a sense of God requires that we discover our own unique humanness.

For it is in working together to liberate the oppressed masses through critical social intervention, and to oppose tyrannical oppression like Nazism, that mutual trust and appreciation is engendered, and a common ground founded on our basic humanness opened.»

Death is no longer the divider from God that defines humanness, life, and thus the good.

On their lived - out answers to these questions depend the survival of humanity and the restoration of their own personal humanness,

It is this human refraction that makes the hard work of critical study inescapable, so that every text is given a suspicious scrutiny whereby we may consider the ways in which bodied humanness has succeeded or not succeeded in bearing truthful and faithful witness.

Overhuman is not some projected aspect of contemporary humanness at its most actualized.

So let me share something of what I see as the affirmations, and the signs of hope that Americans are an integral part of this struggle to manifest total humanness and to acknowledge God's ownership and care of the whole of creation of which human beings are a part.

It is precisely at this point that women uniquely experience humanness.

To get inside the other's world is to share something of a wider humanness than one's own.

At our best we take for ourselves the «subjective aim» of moving toward complete humanness.

It will require deciding if we're essentially good enough as we've been made, or if we need to move beyond humanness as we have known it toward some more exalted realm.

There is such humanness and love in it... Sensitivity breaks down all walls.

In my case as a woman, it means taking seriously the experience and language that emerge from my female humanness as a necessary element in my attempt to articulate my experience of the sacred element of life.

Empathy was a central tenet for Lee: «in the empathy of God, God fully participates in us» without losing God's godness (my word) and without our losing our essential humanness.37 «Love directs the course of divine movement.»

While I eat healthily almost always, I also feel strongly that eating is one part of our fallible humanness.

How many of these brief moments of presumed humanness are really nothing worth a second glance — just my nosiness taking over?

Making fragility a fact of humanness depoliticises and prevents us from asking critical questions: Why is vulnerability the trait of the moment?

An independent panel of scientific experts found that free - shooting badgers at night failed to meet government humanness targets.

While many of us may feel that government does not affect our lives, each story is a reminder that, although traditions and history may differ, there is a fundamental humanness that links us all.

WHAT SETS ORGANOIDS APART as a research tool is their inherent humanness.

Because of the obvious humanness of the Turkana Boy fossil, and the fact that H. erectus brain sizes overlap the extreme lower range of modern human brain sizes, creationists have nowadays almost entirely abandoned the old line (popularized by Duane Gish) that Peking Man and Java Man are apes, and now generally claim that Homo erectus fossils are a variant form of modern humans (ignoring the inconvenient fact that there are many obvious differences between Homo erectus and Homo sapiens).

The push for higher standards, rigor and accountability often means that our students» humanness gets pushed to the wayside in some classrooms.

The artist's works are visual representations of her struggle with her own faith and its tension with her undeniable humanness.

«The Giving Body» brings together sensibilities that are searching to convey an awkward humanness and emotion in their stance.

Your kindful humanness and your practical spirituality is what we have been looking for all over, and we are so grateful that we have found it to be livable, with you as an example

There are other crucibles in marriage that embody what Carl Jung said about our realizing our full humanness in the sufferings of our life.

Keen proposes naively that somehow his privileged play in ignorance and unconscious support of others» oppressed conditions is the best means toward realizing authentic humanness for all.

Oddly, I began to love Paul for the very humanness of him: his frustrations, his love, his exhaustion, his passion, his intelligence, his impatience.

These questions are experiential ways of talking about the theological norm for pastoral counseling, «relational humanness.»