Sentences with phrase «qua human»

You are implying that it is a metaphysical requirement of human beings to «believe» or «have faith», qua human beings.

(Spatial and temporal relations as such are weakly relevant to human beings qua human.)

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And attempts to restore religious freedom to its proper philosophical place, as something like the sine qua non of freedom itself, presuppose just the view of human nature and reason that our post-Christian liberalism rejects from the outset.

Thus, the inner energy of the system qua system is entirely moral» and it has been transformative of the human condition.

Thus his agreement with Thomas Aquinas, against Aristotle, that the proper object of human knowledge is not essence qua essence.

In the present human condition, a certain instinct of shame acts as a guarantor of the mutual respect that is a sine qua non condition of true love between the sexes.

Love is the social instinct, the power of special coherence, the sine qua non of human society.

The human person, precisely qua person, is a foundational source of insight and love: autonomous, autarkic, a hypostatic whole, inviolable, inalienable, an end and not only a means.

«Big» has been the sine qua non of our success as humans.

And herein lies the beauty and the genius of the UN Declaration of Human Rights: it captures and puts into words — despite differences in race, culture, and religion — a globally accepted baseline of sine qua non elements that contribute to human dignity that all individuals should benefit from regardless of which government is in pHuman Rights: it captures and puts into words — despite differences in race, culture, and religion — a globally accepted baseline of sine qua non elements that contribute to human dignity that all individuals should benefit from regardless of which government is in phuman dignity that all individuals should benefit from regardless of which government is in power.

The Advisory Council of Jurists of the Asia - Pacific Forum on National Human Rights Institutions endorsed the idea that the protection of the environment is «a vital part of contemporary human rights doctrine and a sine qua non for numerous human rights, such as the right to health and the right to life&raHuman Rights Institutions endorsed the idea that the protection of the environment is «a vital part of contemporary human rights doctrine and a sine qua non for numerous human rights, such as the right to health and the right to life&rahuman rights doctrine and a sine qua non for numerous human rights, such as the right to health and the right to life&rahuman rights, such as the right to health and the right to life».