Sentences with phrase «of modern humanity»

I guess what I see, as I watch Christianity whirl around me, is the religion molding to fit the mentality of modern humanity... just like a business.

We have to do the sociological work about how a medium or genre's overall popularity might be changing the mores and character of the entire society, or even of modern humanity simply.

The ethical and emotional crises that we experience today in relation to the thresholds of birth and death, the uncertainty as to where «personal» value may be located and anchored, and the resultant confusion in the realm of public policy and law are symptoms of the fundamental intellectual crisis of modern humanity.

The latter sought to formulate a response to the predicament of modern humanity based on a deeper investigation and transmission of patristic and medieval Christianity whereas the former saw the «authoritarian» structures of Christendom as part of the problem.

M. Weaver's diagnosis of modern humanity's malaise in Ideas Have Consequences might not be pertinent for both writers.

As Martinón - Torres explains, for a long time the idea was held that this species was a direct ancestor of modern humanity, and «all the human fossils found in what we call the Far East and in the current islands of Indonesia have been attributed systematically to Homo erectus.

By tracking changes in ancient atoms, archeologists are establishing the astonishing antiquity of modern humanity.

Both groups develop differently, especially, if only few individuals survive in a population, proceed though a «genetic bottleneck,» similarly as it happened once to parts of modern humanity, which presents the offspring of relatively few ancestral individuals.

They might have spurred the evolution of modern humanity's direct ancestors as well as of many other mammal species, scientists suggest.

Those researchers are eager to answer questions about how the ancients lived — from their diets to their diseases — and how that might affect our understanding of modern humanity.

In 2004, a BBC Horizon documentary on Neanderthals claimed to do «something that no one has done before ``, to assemble «the first ever complete Neanderthal skeleton, from parts gathered from all over the world, to reveal the most anatomically accurate representation of modern humanity's closest relative.»

But if that hunger happens to be for the plastic used to make single - use bottles — something that doesn't generally degrade in nature and is basically the scourge of modern humanity — I'd say break out the champagne and cigars.